Artist description Four very different tastes in music sometimes successful in finding a middle ground. It's all rock and roll anyway...

Music Style Rock for kids with tight t-shirts and funny looking haircuts.

Musical Influences Led Zeppelin, Coheed and Cambria, Jimmy Eat World, Glassjaw, NOFX, Boy Sets Fire, The Mars Volta, Thrice, Refused, Tool, No Doubt, Deftones, Kissing Chaos, Open Hand, Max THC, Faster Avenue, Further Seems Forever, My Chemical Romance, Thursday, Ween, Poison the Well, Black Sabbath, The Melvins, Nirvana, Tenacious D, Piebald, Hot Water Music, Misfits, Black Flag

Similar Artists My Chemical Romance, Coheed and Cambria, Jimmy Eat World, Glassjaw, Led Zeppelin, Thursday, Boy Sets Fire, Ween, Planes Mistaken For Stars

Artist History Who Owns the Moon came about when high school friends Devin, John, and Peter decided to get a bit more serious about music than their slapped-together garage-punk trio Everybody's Friend would allow. After trying out a couple of singers, they hit it off with Devin's college friend Aaron Guzik and began to write songs and practice regularly in November of 2002. They played their first show as Justin Bailey in December of 2002, and then as Who Owns the Moon in January of 2003. They recorded 5 songs on a tight budget in March/April of 2003 with long-time friend Tom Cassetta @ Finney Films and Sound and called it the Günbarrel demo. They are currently on hiatus until September of 2003.

Group Members The all-too-punk-rock unemployed John Briones on Guitars, former CU business school President and Capitalist extraordinaire Peter Foley on Bass, elitist hardcore psuedo-intellectual poetry-writing music snob Devin Braden on Drums & Background Vox, and the goofy-haired thrift store regular emo kid Aaron Guzik on Vocals

Instruments Guitar, Bass Guitar, Microphone & Vocal Chords, Batterie, Elitism, Bad Jokes

Albums Ask again later.

Press Reviews This here is just a two-word review - all it says is 'shit sandwich'

Location Boulder, Colorado - USA

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