Artist History Formed in the spring of 2003 by Munky Charmz who was looking to perform some of his old songs with a real band. Recruited J. Vitanza O'Brien to play bass, found out that he was a better guitar player.. then brought the legend Shikel D. Robinson out of hiding to play drums. After about two months of jammin in 'the attic', they played their first show at The Senior Talent show at whs. A tragic saltbox show followed the next friday. They recorded all their songs over the next month and then broke up over problems with songwriting and trying to integrate a secondguitar player. Shikel and Munky reformed a week later with a new guitar player Bob 'tight tee' Macey. He brought a more metal sound to the process but they failed to capture this on any recordings. They played some shows over the summer, with Vitanza coming up to sing Cyanide Smile like the rapist he is.

Group Members Munky Charmz- Bass, Vocals.Keyboard. Some guitar. Song writing. Is now at Northeastern University in Boston studying Music Industry. J. Vitanza O'Brien- Guitar Vocals. Is now attempting to start a new band. Shikel D Robinson- Drums, Vocals, the spiritual leader of the group. Is now drumming for 3RD DAY RIZEN.

Instruments bass guitar drums keyboards

Albums An Auditory Ipecac buy it at www.herbdickfor.cjb.net

Press Reviews Herb Dickfor's album, An Auditory Ipecac is as enjoyable as it is strange. Munky Charmz's jazz like bass style and J. Vitanza O'Briens machine gun rhythm guitar punch you in the face like Mike Tyson in his prime. Shikel's drumming is intense and wild, yet he still keeps the time. I found this CD very entertaining and its worth a listen. Charmz's lyrics are at points heartfelt, funny, and at some points strange.

Additional Info www.ihatelife.cjb.net

Location Watervliet, NY - USA

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