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Eat Your Neighbors Baltimore, Maryland
Eat Your Neighbors; the inevitable consequence of unmitigated procreation of so many stupid
people.
Sonically, the band skated the delicate border where good musical sense meets untethered expression. Drawing on influences such as The Toadies, Barkmarket and NoMeansNo, their sound ranges from unique yet familiar to bizarre and quirky. They have a tendency to skew things just left of center.
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