Artist description If Art imitates Life, Then bad are imitates bad Life.

Music Style Horrible Unlistenable Non-Musical Noize

Musical Influences Bad Art-

Similar Artists No one dAS fESTER sounds like is popular

Artist History dAS fESTER was born in the late sixties to hippy parents in a very permissive environment. As a child his hobbies were taxidermy, knife throwing and fire. When he was five he mistakenly destroyed his fisher price toy record player by setting it on fire. dAS fESTER enjoyed this sound much more than the stupid freedom rock his parents tried to brainwash him with. At this point fester became a musician. Around 1980 dAS fESTER started his first punk rock band the SLIMY BASTARDS and soon became the dictator of this band. He got all the notoriety and women. The other musicians in the band and drummer were jealous. dAS fESTER was so far beyond them they knew they could never compete with his genius, so they conspired against him. The other members of SLIMY BASTARDS knew that dAS fESTER had a weakness for Martini's and Cigars so they put Acid in this Martini glass while he was tuning his triple neck guitar and when dAS fESTER lit his cigar he blew up the practice room. The other members of SLIMY BASTARD perished in the accident only dAS fESTER had the will to survive. Unfortunately, this explosion left dAS fEster with severe physical and emotional scars. He is now bald, extremely sensitive to light and hates the smell of other human beings. The above photo is the only known photo of dAS fESTER except for the shots of his movie--

Group Members I bist dAS fESTER und meine sick twisted pupets

Instruments The world is my instrument

Albums 100+Albums, Gold Disc of Pain, Che Fester-newest

Press Reviews NEVER

Additional Info Always

Location El Monte, Ca - USA

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