Artist description Literally a stew of styles, and instruments in one, with a real homemade taste, thick gravy,bigmeaty chunks of artificial corn, that's great tasting, and it'll make any city slicker think their back on the farm milking cows, and shovelingdung.

Music Style Progressive Eccentri-core

Musical Influences They Might Be Giants, Primus, Britney Spears, Beck

Similar Artists They Might Be Giants, The Residents

Artist History Formed in September 1999, Damn This Nymphomania!!is a hot eccentri-core (style of music that comesout of Brampton & Orangeville) band from Orangeville. DTN!! was the first band in the eccentri-core scene to record in an actual all digital studio (and notjust some guys some guys basement with a computer, or worst a general midi classroom at a high school). The band was picked by Lamestain Records right away (it helps when the label is owned by a guy in the band). So far,they've had two songs featured on the compilation "What's HappeningTo My Body: A Pre-Teen's Guide To Puberty and The Groove Known As Eccentri-Core"After releasing a self-titled album on Lamestain Records, the band preached their contract with the label by manufacturing their own CDs and selling them on the side. On June 1st, Pak-Man left the group after an argument with DJ Thunderpimp 5000. After that, DJ Thunderpimp 5000 left thegroup to join Deborah's Techno-Tastic Burn Victims. On June 6th, the remaining members of DTN!! called it quits.

Group Members DJ Thunderpimp 5000 - Turntables,Jug; Pak-Man - Drums, wooden block, jug; Sweatney Spears - Guitar, Banjo; Creepy Steve - Synth, piano

Instruments Drums, Banjo, Guitar, Synth, Jugs, wooden block

Albums Damn This Nymphomania!!

Location Orangeville, Ontario - Canada

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