Artist description hey well we are a punk type band from the small towns of burscough and ormskirk we all have are own style of music that we like and we use this to get the sound we are used to so come check us out

Music Style punk

Musical Influences Hardcore/punk emo bit of ska and sum old skool metal

Similar Artists own sound

Artist History THE STORY SO FAR..... Beginning with jus two men, Gaz(guitar) and Tom(Bass), the Sellout Flaw first begun as Flaw 66...at first it was Gaz and Tom who had met on the net and decided to join a band as they lived in the same area. Gaz then asked his mate James Edwards to join and become the 2nd guitarist for the band, and he joined but VERY shortly afterwards he left to join Ragnarock, Then tom brought in his mate JB, and then Phil was brought in on drums and the first complete lineup of Flaw 66 was formed,a short name change then made this lineup be known as The Sellout Flaw, but when dissagreements arose with Phil the band replaced him with Chris. Shortly after Chris joined the band, Another name change took place AND THE VICTEMS were SET! However soon the band were to go back to the old name of The Sellout Flaw. Sadly Chris then left the band on good terms, due to personal reasons, the sellout flaw didnt waste much time recruiting their next drummer, a thrasher called ash, had filled in for Chris on a few occasions, and so he was obviously the best man for the job. After asking him he joined the band, and so this story is now to be continued with the current line up of the SELLOUT FLAW, in June 2003, the Sellout Flaw won their first major acclaim in the regional music cirle by winning the West Lancs Live trophy, but these boys are certainly not stopping there!

Group Members TOM-bass JB-guitar/vocals GAZ-guitar Ash-drums

Instruments drums bass 2x guitars

Albums Nails down a blackboard ep

Location burscough/ormskirk, england - United Kingdom

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