Artist description A technical punk band from Tujunga, CA, the Meth capital of the world in the 80's and home to many a great bum. These 4 lively guys are known for their generally bone-crushing bass, and their uncanny ability to crush bones. Along with the bone crushing, NTTP has super lando le le's and face punishing guitar riffs that'll knock the weasel right out of your pants! We also like not making sense, as well as BONE CRUSHING!!! muahaha

Music Style Punk

Musical Influences Strung Out, Propagandhi, The Clash, NOFX, Lagwagon, 311, Slayer, Tiger Army, Skid Row, Damn Yankees, Rootie Pattootie, and The Tujunga Killbillys

Similar Artists Strung Out, Lagwagon, Satanic Surfers, Propagandhi, Useless ID

Artist History No Thanx To Paul was formed in mid-1998 by Mark Schellenbach and Jason Dessasau, who was then lead guitar. They recruited Eric Morris to sing and play guitar, and then found Gavin to play bass. They released a demo 1 year later which sold well even though it sucked ass bigtime. After a while Jason left to Brazil to collect monkey semen samples for scientific studies. NTTP then stole this really quiet fellow Tom Herbert from his band and signed him up to take over for Jason. They played a little here and there and then decided to finally record another CD, cuz they really hated the last one. About 2 years later they finally finished and 6 of the 14 songs on it are here for your listening pleasure. It turned out well, we hope you like it.

Group Members Eric Morris - Vocals / Guitar || Tom Herbert - Guitar / Vocals || Gavin Caswell - Bass / Vocals || Mark Schellenbach - Drums

Instruments Tama Drums, Zildjian Cymbals, DW Single pedal, Fender Basses, Ibanez Guitars, Mesa Boogie Amplifiers, Dutch Midgets

Albums Wake Me When It's Over

Location Tujunga, CA - USA

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