Artist description another stupid crappy teenage punk band

Music Style Ska/Surf Punk

Musical Influences old skool punk and ska as well as newer stuff...

Similar Artists less than jake, mu330, old blink 182

Artist History The Story so far: About a ago two teens, Joel Mines and Simon Truss formed a small (and pretty crap) band in the garage of Joel's house under the name of Half Of Nothing. The two practised happily and badly having fun like young boys should until one-day Joel's evil neighbour threatened to sue them This didn't deter the boys though and joined by Tom "Snappy" Knight on bass and Nick Bealey on rhythm guitar they kept playing… But all was not well, as the Evil Neighbour was still unhappy and got very close to legal action, oh no! So the boys had to find a new place to practice. Fortunately one of Simon's friends Seb told them of a magical place… a studio hidden in the darkest depths of a youth club where no evil neighbour would ever find them. After a month of fun Snappy left because of, um "Creative differences" and the boys were without a bass player, this prompted the boy to change there name to Nu-Rotic Avenue for no particular reason but this didn't stop Simon, Nick and Joel who kept writing songs and playing. After months of searching the boys found a new bass player by the name of Rik Kato Rik joined the boys in playing their happy ditties and it was very fun. Then a few days later the four were joined by their friend the infamous Patrick "Uni-brow" Fryer on Sax… Patrick is mad and very hairy. Soon after rik left and with no-one left to play bass si steped up to take his place... soon after this Si and Sparky had some beers and once again decided for no apparent reason to change their band name... And so Silent.J was born...

Group Members Simon Truss - Bass, vocals Sparky - Drums Nick Bealey - Guitar, vocals Patrick Fryer - Saxomaphonio, vocals Seb Hawley - Trumpet

Instruments Vocals, Drums, Bass, Guitar, sum hornz

Albums Dont Give Up The Day Job

Location Portishead, North Somerset - United Kingdom

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