Cripple Camp

Born of Midwestern descent, both Black Werewolf and Sunjai Johnson were raised in various music conservatories. Sunjai, a master of the keyMonica, is also fluent in sitar and marmites. Black Werewolf, the older of the two, plays both classical and southern guitar whilst maintaining a healthy practice of the tin drum.While putting the finishing touches on their debut, Cripple Camp also managed to take in a few new members...Quaznik(programming) ...Dr.Nike(bass guitar)...Karoff 76(vocals and guitar).Their upcoming sophmore release,FUNERAL MARCHES FOR SICK VAMPIRES, is a brash yet beautiful transition for the oddball group...combining natural elements and ghostly hymns to clash with their razor-slice frenzied sound.--"We're moving forward and trying to find out how far we can push the elements of sound and the boundaries of pop music. So far, the process has been quite liberating yet the hardest thing i've ever done" says Karoff 76.--"Giving over some vocals to Karoff 76 has been a strange experience for me but it's definitely been one of the best decisions i've ever made" chimes Black Werewolf.--"I'd have to say that Cripple [Camp] is more about taking elements of different worlds and slapping them together, like the wizards in the 1940's did" claims Sunjai Johnson.Whatever the case, Cripple Camp is an elephant of the grind core-pop community, bringing multi-faceted sounds to an otherwise one-dimension style of music.--adds Dr.Nike, "We're obviously better than Eric Clapton-"