Artist description Boog Theory plays inspired rock music. And they look just like 'N Sync. Only the members of Boog Theory DO have testicles.

Music Style Rock!

Musical Influences Good rock bands from the 1960's through the present

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Artist History Boog and Theory met during the summer of 1993 on the basketball courts of Summit, NJ. Boog was 32 and had just moved back in with his parents. Theory Boy was a college punk with bad hair. They played basketball together for many years (never improving) before discovering their common interest in selling out by becoming rock stars. In January of 2001, they finally formed the band "Fadeaway Mike" which failed due to a bass player who cared more about his hair than the music.

Group Members Boog is the master songwriter who first achieved fame (well, kinda) in the early grunge band Flowerhead. After many years behind the drums, Boog taught himself guitar. He now is the lead singer and guitar player for the band. Theory Boy is also originally a drummer who recently learned guitar the right way. He spends most of his creative time trying to infuse Boog's songs with music theory since he's an anal retentive dork. Finally, there is Yam, the very talented percussionist who does whatever Boog and Theory Boy tell him to do. Just plug him in and he can go for hours.

Instruments Boog plays a Les Paul replica. Theory Boy plays a strat (poorly). Both also play whatever percussion is around. Yam plays Yamaha everything.

Albums Expect our debut album to be released spring of 2002.

Press Reviews "Intense songwriting that inspires everyone who hears them." --Boog's mom.........."Amazing live show. You have to see them to fully experience Boog Theory." --Theory Boy's mom.......... "Damn, you guys suck!" --Theory Boy's brother

Location Hoboken, NJ - USA

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