Artist description Picture, if you will, a collective of kids from the middle of suburbia. Now imagine that they really like rap music. Now imagine that they've tricked their computers into making loop-based tracks. Now picture some of the wackest lyrics in the world. Bang. Suburban All-Stars, baby.

Music Style Rap from the wastelands of suburbia.

Musical Influences Anything that can be sampled into a loop.

Similar Artists Bloodhound Gang, Eminem, Third Bass, rap circa 1989.

Artist History The Suburban All-Stars are three professional men of leisure who all met while serving time at the county lockup for various drunken shenanigans.

Group Members U.S. Pipe (vocals), DJ Roper (Beats), Brendan X (Confidant and Cross-Country Pimp)

Instruments Beats, notepads, and a bag full of paint thinner.

Albums Blackmail EP (1999), The Art of Loitering (2000), Karaoke Godfathers (TBA)

Press Reviews "Unfortunately for the knee-jerk critics, the group actually has skills when it comes to rhyming, picking beats and using fun, spirited loops." - listen.com "With bass lines and drum loops that sound pilfered from the Krush Groove soundtrack and lyrics that make the Bloodhound Gang seem politically correct in comparison, Suburban All-Stars are pretty fly for a few white guys." - Cosmic Music Network

Location Petaluma, California - USA

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