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Alternative / Rock / Indie

Steve Zermeno

- Lead vocals and GuitarWhile appearing as a good boy by day, when the night hits and the house lights go down, he's ready to scream his way into rock and roll history delivering spot on performances night after night.
Jake Sherard - Lead guitar and VocalsOnce onstage, Jake takes the reigns and leads audiences down the path to wreck and ruin with blistering guitar solos, heavy handed rhythms and all the while knocking back more jagermeister shots than Tommy Lee and Nikki Sixx combined.
Jemmie Hill - Bass guitar and VocalsWho better to hold down the bottom end than Jemmie. Dropping so low with alternate tunings, you can feel your leg hair get pushed back and he might even break up a few kidney stones in the process.
Kenny Sharrets - Drums and VocalsThis heavy hitter is so fluid he makes drumming seem effortless. With the finesse of a surgeon and the power of any metal god, Kenny drives the onstage bus of rock and roll and delivers with the scowl and swagger equal to any glam rock poster boy anywhere.
The band name says it all. Good boys gone bad. Backsliding into the seamy underworld of in your face kick ass rock and roll with all the bravado of their hard rocking forefathers like the Foo Fighters, Jane's Addiction and Helmet that have paved the way before them. Their gut ripping live shows are winning over audiences in their hometown of Austin,TX like a firestorm of hard rockin goodness. With a powerhouse rhythm section of Kenny Sharrets on drums and Jemmie Hill on bass, the countering guitar parts from Steve and Jake as well as the overwhelmingly vicious vocals, these guys are set to take on the world one(or 2) shots at a time. Their debut release (untitled) touches on a variety of subjects from the insecurity of losing your virginity "Dim the Lights", the teen angst of don't tell me what to do mother fucker "Preacher Boy" to how its bad to hit a lady "You Can't See" and crosses all boundaries while leaving no subject untouched (except gay cowboys) Their live shows are a nonstop roller coaster from hell ride of shredding vocals, ripping guitar solos, and a power house rhythm section that will blow the crowd back 10ft if not weighted down properly No one walks away unsatisfied (unless they were expecting Peter Paul and Mary)