Music Style Punk/Ska

Musical Influences Rancid, Better Than Andy, AC/DC

Similar Artists Rancid, NoFX

Artist History The band actually started off in the fall of 2001 with just Mike and Jay Brown. Then Sam joined the band in February 2002 and they called themselves P.M.D. (Preps Must Die). Then one day Sam and Mike were talking to Jay Cotreau and he asked, if he started playing bass could he join the band, and they said yes. So Jay started up bass but then Jay Brown decided he didn't want to be part of the band anymore so he left. So it came to summer, 2002, and the band was P.M.D with Jay C., Mike and Sam. Then they decided to change their name from Preps Must Die to Posers Must Die (still P.M.D). One day Sam and Mike were talking and decided that Jay really didn't know how to play bass. But since they were too nice, they didn't kick him out yet and just called Adam to jam with them. So Adam came over and they realized that he was a lot better at bass then Jay, so they kept him in the band. Then they ran into Jay in a store one day and had to give him the bad news. But Jay, being so creative as he is, said he could play back up guitar instead. The rest of them thought about it and said sure why not. So they started playing like that and realized, Jay was better at guitar than bass. In the fall of 2002 they decided to change there name (once again) this time to Full Kontact Leprechauns. They had that name for about 3 months till they realized it was stupid name and finally changed it to Off Axis, which hopefully that name will stick! Off Axis keeps working on making more and more songs and finally has a there first demo cd out called TONIGHT WE UNITE! we keep writing, you keep listening!

Group Members Sam: Guitar/Voc. Adam: Bass. Mike: Drums/Voc.

Albums Tonight We Unite

Additional Info signed to Shuck Me! Records

Location Topsham, ME - USA

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