Artist description Tries to mix progressive rock and late 90's punk.

Music Style Progressive Punk

Musical Influences Beatles, NOFX, Pink Floyd

Similar Artists The Banana Splits.

Artist History it's so boring. we got together in march of '98. wrote some tunes, recorded a few times. got an indie deal. toured a little. here we are.

Group Members Guy Smiley (Bass/Vocals) - Ace Gunner (Guitar) - Damian (Guitar) - Armhitter (Drums)

Instruments guitar, bass, drum.

Albums Fight The Bear, Preteen Sex Machine, The Sink Is Overflowing, How To Save The World, A Total Nightmare

Press Reviews "The Midget Fan Club infuse their tremendously catchy skate punk with lyrical sarcasm and dry wit. But while the Midget Fan Club excel at their rapid-fire delivery, it is the depth of the songwriting that truly sets this outing apart. The group has a fantastic grasp on dynamics, and the variety of "How To Save the World" showcases a diverse range of tempos that work well whatever the speed. I am actually surprised that some label hasn't come drooling on Guy's door in the middle of the night looking for a valuable roster addition. Midget Fan Club are another one of those bands that makes you look at label line-ups and beg the question...What the fuck? ANOTHER Queers album? The diversity and talent of Guy and friends is undeniable; for 18 tracks, the Midget Fan Club are solid as a rock. Now...consider yourselves informed, quit lollygagging, and get a move on over to the Midget Fan Club website to score yourself a copy. The resulting joy of your purchase will be inevitable. Stellar." -punkrocks.net - read more at http://midgetfanclub.com/press/

Additional Info email records@midgetfanclub.com to get us on your comp.

Location Hollywood, California - USA

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