Artist description The Creepy T's are a hard-working garage band from south Florida. We enjoy playing our brand of straight-ahead rock and roll with distorted guitars, fuzz bass, spacey farfisa organ and machine-gun drumming.

Music Style Garage Punk

Musical Influences Rockabilly, Garage, Surf, Punk, Glam

Similar Artists Seeds, Standells, MC5, Stooges, Ramones, The Cramps, Jesus and Mary Chain, The Hives, The Strokes

Artist History First formed in '98-'99, the T's gained notoriety in South Florida, due to their catchy rock and roll songs and also frontman Derek Hyde's stage antics, which include french-kissing a skull and dressing in women's fashions. Derek went to NYC and returned in mid-2001, reforming the band. After a rapid series of debut shows in late 2001 and early 2002, the Creepy T's are now ready to play any bar gig, bar mitzvah or country vegetable festival. The Creepy T's were included on Little Steven's "Cavestomp Battle of the Band" compilation and have received airplay on various independent stations.

Group Members Guitars / Vocals: Derek Hyde Bass / Vocals: Marky Crypt Farfisa and Vox Organs / Vocals: Tommy Rotten Drums / Vocals: Bobby Sox

Instruments Vox, Fender, Farfisa, Ampeg

Press Reviews "'Out of Limits' on angel dust and ripple.....Michael Myers' favorite group probably plays in hockey masks and that's why chicks dig them the most." -- Little Steven Van Zandt, of E Street Band and Sopranos fame "REAL rock and roll!" -- WFMU Teenage Wasteland host Bill Kelly "Too bad the cameras didn't focus on Broward newcomers the Creepy T's, the outing from former Holy Terrors bassist Willem Trevejo. The Creepy T's amalgam of Sex Pistols/Misfits/Ramones, with a shot of the Jesus and Mary Chain, looks like a contender for Broward Band to Watch in 2002." -- Jeff Stratton, Miami New Times

Location Ft. Lauderdale, Florida - USA

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