Artist description Their all pretty ugly, most of them are short, except Dickie...and their drummer always talks about porn.

Music Style Punk Music/ 80's punkcore (courtesy of mark hodges)/punk rock knee deep in metal

Musical Influences Bach, vavaldi, Mozart, Doug Dillard, ENYA

Similar Artists AFI, Dogwood, Agnostic Front, Sick of it all, motorhead, metallica

Artist History We started out with Dickie Willits, and JOe grimes Dickie played bass JOe played drums then one day topher wieringa bought a guitar then he played guitar we sucked beyong beliefe (then we played with Dickie on bass, topher on guitar, jimmy wronski on guitar, and jason sebert on guitar and joe still played drums it really sucked with 3 guitar players.. and we sucked too,.) (then we played with paul fett. he was a really really good drummer. ) then joe wasn't a dummer and now he helps us do stuff instead like setup and get us shows and stuff and helps with recording and online shtuff. (then jason sucked becuase we though he was good and his processor was cool but it wasn't then we kicked him out and we always make fun of him now and he never improved but jimmy and kris both still do) (Then it was Dickie, Topher, JImmy and paul. thats what it is now and Dickie yells good and Topher sings good the end.)(the end end the) love: STUVWXYZ

Group Members (Dickie- Bass, BG vocs) (Paul- Drums) (Jimmy-lead guitar, BG Vocs) (Kristopher- Vocs, Guitar)

Instruments none

Albums A New Kind of Alphabet . stoovwixies(s/t)coming soon!

Press Reviews Jason-*(our old guitar player) It was ok, but the lyrics sucked, you were always so far off key OH MY GOD Marky Mark Hodges- Non-stop old school punk rock fun for those who like Mohawks and safety pins. Raw and primal, and more aggression than a pack of Metallica fans after James Hetfield cut his hair!(said of A new kind of alphabet)

Location Grand Haven, Michigan - USA

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