Italian Fight Song - Pottymouth

POTTYMOUTH:
Dread Spaghetti: Vocals
Sikko McBurrito: Bass, vox
Freddy Fazool: Guitars, vox
Markus Van Manwich: Drums
Larry Drunken Liver: Abortion/ PMS/ Italian Sausage
Tumor Master Kush: Gorilla Moe
POTTYMOUTH mutated out of frustration in 2006 and was entirely executed by the troubled mind of Dread. In 2006, Dread produced and debuted with 16 songs of grand perversity perfectly titled, TALES OF THE TOILET SAUCE. The band performed locally in Los Angeles and built up crowds outside other towns leading to a quick following of sexual deviants, alternative lifestyle scenesters and out of control rock and roll maniacs. POTTYMOUTH was born!

Dread was honored the opportunity in 2008 to tour with 90's cult rock puppet band, Green Jello, as lead guitarist (Summer Suck Tour/ All Acsuxx Fall Tour) and nightly performed the POTTYMOUTH classic live song "Big Tits" all across the United States & Canada to receptive audiences. Achieving this wider reach thus brought the lessons of toilet stew even further. This momentum prompted Dread to gather new ideas and write music for a crucial follow-up album, that would eventually become SQUEAKY GIRLS GET THE GREASE.

“Touring and working with Bill Manspeaker of Green Jello gave me an insight on how to utilize tape, foam, and poster art to make props in support of the songs I had written. This led to a multitude of ideas in support of the songs that I already written for the 'TOILET SAUCE' disc and the newer songs that eventually became 'SQUEAKY GIRLS GET THE GREASE'. It was inevitable for me to use this approach for my own artistic direction."

POTTYMOUTH's live show engages its audiences with high energy performance art and leaves the viewers highly entertained or completely appalled. POTTYMOUTH creates a midnight party vibe, thus converting more fans with each performance and prompting others to tell many more. Never short of criticism and/or debate, POTTYMOUTH provides comedic rants and suggestively charged lyrics that leave a memorable impression.
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