The Psycho Nubs Bio:Every once in a while there comes a duo that the world must, as a whole, acknowledge as possibly the most anomalistic thing its ever heard or seen, but at the same time freshits a guilty pleasure...that beer on break from work.
It all began in the year 1996 when they first practicedin a Florida bound grandmothers kitchen who left her home open to the creative process. Through the years they went relatively unnoticed in the local scene and endured endless ridicule. It was all the typical ups and downs of two young cretinoids trying to transform their sound from neighborhood noise pollution into something righteous.
With uncompromising determination and adversity fueling the fire these two turned the tide with a blazing fast, uncompromising sound crossbred with bittersweet livinand two legs good inspired lyrics. This turn of events has led to sharing the stage with bands such as Sloppy Seconds (Nitro Records), The Guts (The Queers, The Regulars) and The Saltwater Vampires.
Two Psycho Nubs' songs were featured on the soundtrack of Zack Parker's film, "Inexchange" which was released internationally and domestically by Brain Damage Films (Faces Of Death, Traces Of Death) in 2005. For more infomation visit:
www.braindamagefilms.com or
www.alongthetracks.com
The Psycho Nubs' track "World's Largest Wal-Mart" is featured on the soundtrack page for the film, "Wal-Mart: The High Cost Of Low Price". For more information visit:
www.walmartmovie.com/soundtrack.php
Their full-length, self-released debut, First Human Beings To Die On The Moon, was recorded at Sweetwater Studios in Ft. Wayne, IN by Artie Hill (H-Men, McFlys) and was mixed and mastered by Tyler Watkins (Margot And The Nuclear So and So's) in Muncie, IN.
