Bad Wizard

Created in Athens, Georgia, in 1999 by singer Curtis Dark brown and drummer Scott Nutt, Bad Wizard soon migrated north to NEW YORK, where they might eventually add guitarist Eddie Lynch and bassist Marc Tanner with their lineup. Boasting a high-energy hard rock and roll sound merging AC/DC’s bombast as well as the MC5’s manic hyperactivity with traces of Southern rock and roll, the band’s electrifying debut recording, Totally free and Easy, premiered by impartial Tee Pee Information in 2001. Tina Gorin (ex-Helldorado) was later on added on slip guitar and a fresh tempo section (bassist Pat and drummer Ron) sat set for 2002’s Advanced Mouth area — a much less unforgettable, and most likely rushed, sophomore outing that however saw Poor Wizard producing a name for themselves as you of New York’s hardest-working live combos. Recording number 3, entitled #1 Tonite!, showed up two years later on through the band’s fresh label, Howler Information, and demonstrated some improvement, aswell as fresh bassist Brett Falcon and Scott Nutt back again behind the package.