Artist description More or Less formed in the summer of 1997 in the town of Oldsmar, FL, just outside of the Tampa St. Petersburg area. The band consisted of three best friends from high school: Andy Francis, Matt Raminick, and Matt Walsh. They practiced everyday after school in Matt R's bedroom, mainly for fun. Before long, another Matt was added to the fray on lead guitar, Matt Sekanick, and the four played together as much as they possibly could, perfecting their art and creating the More or Less sound. It could be compared to anything from Lagwagon to Weezer, to Green Day and No Use. The wide range of influence could and still can be heard throughout their music, but isn't ever consistantly evident. Fast foward a little bit and its 2002. The four are a better and tighter than ever. Hundreds of shows and thousands of miles later, More or Less is prepared to independently unleash their first real full length effort entitled "Templeton" on the world and plans on playing anywhere and everywhere their 1986 Chevy Beauville will let them. The live set has always been the focus of More or Less' efforts, and is evident than ever today. One can expect an intense, driving live show that gives the crowd a dose or More or Less' orginal sound as good live as it is on tape.

Music Style punk-pop

Musical Influences Green Day, Limp, NOFX, Lagwagon, Weezer, No Use

Group Members Matt: Drums, Andy: Vocals/Guitar, and Matt: Bass/Vocals

Albums New full length album titled 'Templeton' on the way March 5th!!

Press Reviews DONE! New & improved balls to the wall drums, mega-ballsy bass, newly fixed gibson balls with God's head and SEK's all around ballsy setup you guys are going to rock on a whole new level I can't fuckin wait. - Buffkid

Additional Info Check out our website for the latest show/tour updates, new merch, as well as record release dates and other cool stuff.

Location Tampa Bay, FL - USA

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