Artist description A three-piece band that invented the term "cockishness", a word that embodies all things good and fun, but are still refusing to accept the simple fact that grunge is dead...what a bunch of dopes!

Music Style Grunge-rock straight outta da' suburbs, yo!

Musical Influences The Melvins, Nirvana, Mudhoney, Weezer

Similar Artists The Melvins meets the keyboards of Devo meets "cockishness"

Artist History The boys started out as Nirvana cover band, then known as "The Meyers". After actually writing some of their own songs, the fellas decided to move on and change their name to "Ill Tempered Sea Bass", an homage to the film "Austin Powers:Man Of Mystery", and the rest is grunge history!

Group Members Ryan "Yan Butam" Bertram is the fella that plays the guitar and does the majority of the screaming. Atom "Bomb" Dyer is the guy that plays the bass and does a lot of the grunting. Johnny "Cock" Watson plays the drums and does the yelling. Ben "Been Jammin'" Norton would like to be known as the Kazoo Artisan of the band and the band's obligatory "Groupie Magnet". Kevin "Charles Mann's Son" Mann is the (Former) keyboardist and does a bit of whining. Stupid Tom's Brois da' "Roadie Supreme" and does all the band's storytelling.

Instruments Crappy guitar, bass found in a Cracker Jack box, drums found in the garbage that was covered in snot and vomit, kazoo made out of a hollowed out piece of a wooden leg, and a keyboard made out of buttons and felt.

Albums ILL TEMPERED SEA BASS-"Kick His Ass, Sea Bass!"

Press Reviews Well, the press doesn't know we exist...yet, but they soon will after we overthrow the Earth and replace it with our plutocracy of satan and grungedom!!!!!

Additional Info To buy the CD, contact me at:societysucker@aol.com

Location Duluth, GA - USA

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