Artist description We are a multi-influenced band from Wisconsin. Our musical facade is a dedication to sick humor everywhere. Our music might be terrible compared to traditional pop, so please don't hold it against us. We enjoy playing out of key, out of time, and have terrible arrangements. We are so bad that we actually sound good. Our motto is, the worse it sounds, the better.

Music Style Gad-core, a self-defining, bad genre. Imagine the cheesiest keyboards, most out of key guitar, and the worst vocals possible and you might have some idea of what we sound like.

Musical Influences The sounds of bunnies making love.

Similar Artists Mr. Bungle, Fantomas, Bloodhound Gang, Insane Clown Posse, Korn, Limp Bizkit, Gary Young, Spinal Tap, Tenacious D, Green Jelly, DVDA, Anal Cunt

Artist History We started out as a two piece in the Bark Lake area of Hubertus. Then, once we realized how terrible we were, we decided to try and get good with the addition of two other members. This failed, hence the real Fuzzy Bunnies you have now was born.

Group Members Dred Furst - vocals; Kire Nielgnets - guitars, bad singing and other bad instruments; Tobor - breakdancing and very bad vocals; Lord Pimpofelius - vocals and pimpin'; Funkmastah B - producer, mentor, and electronic devices.

Instruments Our penises.

Albums Welcome To Happyland... Population: Fuzzy Bunnies (1999); Robots Like Trainsets (2000); Sell Out (2000)

Press Reviews "WHY?!?!?"- Matt; "Jesus, the baby killing is out of hand!"- some guy; "You guys sound like Mr. Bungle and Fantomas!"- lots of people

Additional Info Check the calendar page frequently for updates about the band, including info about merchandise, shows, etc. For any additional info, please email The_Fuzzy_Bunnies@farts.com.

Location Hubertus, WI - USA

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