Artist description roots-rock

Music Style hillbilly-surf-grunge

Similar Artists del fuegos, for squirrels, the v-roys, steve earle, agent orange, fig dish, 16 horsepower

Artist History In the early 80's they started out as "The Push" and had the hits "Gargoyle Friend", "I Hate My Neighbor" and "Heavy Breather".Then they changed their name to the "Moslum 5" (with 4 members) with hits like "I'm Just a Moslum" and "Finding The Square".Once The Gulf War started up in the early 90's, the name was just too dangerous. While Playing in Minnesota at a Duluth bar, the band from California was heckled for their Moslum attire, thus convincing them to change their name. At last, GINGERBREAD NIGHTMARE, was born!! The members have shifted around but their songs still wreak of southern fried California grungy-like countryish surfy garage type music. I still can't pinpoint a genre for their music! I can for each individual song, but when it is all lumped together, too much comes to mind at once! The latest members of this three-some are Zeke: The musically gifted quiet genius, Randy: A Legend behind the Bass, and Tony: The Wordsmith that can make some noise behind the Skins. The cool thing about this band is that they get along with the ex-band members enough that if a gig comes up and one of the mainstays can't make it, the other guys will fill in! Thats rare! "Dave and Keith have other projects going, but they always make time!", says Zeke. FROM THE OBSERVATION POST

Group Members Tony Warn ~ Drums. Ezekiel Baye ~ Guitar & Vocals. Randy Pine ~ Bass. Keith Olmedo ~Drums on the song "Born Again" and The Album "Baked, Brown and Pasted." Dave Warn ~ Original Bass - Baked, Brown and Pasted

Instruments drums | bass | guitar

Location sky valley, ca - USA

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