Artist description Moronik is a 4 peice band with two gutiars, drummer, and a bassist. There from long island and thats all you need to know.

Music Style moronik rock

Musical Influences moronik

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Artist History MoRoNIK started with four people, Squirley, Tanner, Steve, and Alex. Tanner, MoRoNIK's current drummer, used to live in the city. He was in a band with a kid named Joe. When Tanner had to move to Long Island and leave Joe behind, it became difficult to find time to practice. Tanner and Joe tried really hard to practice as much as they could. But living so far apart it was difficult. Then one night Nick met a kid named Alex at a party and they became friends. Tanner told Alex about Joe and how they needed a bassist, so Alex went out to buy a bass. But Nick and Alex couln't play with Joe very often, since he lived so far away, so they had to quit. Squirley and Steve, MoRoNIK's current guitarists and vocalists, were best friends in 6th grade. They were friends with a kid named Dan. Squirley, Steve and Dan started a band called SSS91. Steve already played guitar and Squirley was going to play guitar too. Dan was going to play bass and they were going to have their friend Brendan play drums. Squirley got his guitar but Brendan and Dan never got their instruments. Then Steve started to shave his ass and on top of that, Squirley became a transvestite. But hes not anymore. So Squirley and Steve quit SSS91. In 7th grade Steve met Tanner and he told him that he played drums and his friend played bass. Steve said his friend Squirley played guitar. So they started to play together and they called themselves MNOP, later changed to MoRoNIK.

Group Members Squirley,Nick, Steve, and Alex.

Instruments gutiar, bass, vocals, drums

Albums word to your mother,moronik ep

Location Holbrook, New York - USA

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