Pocket-Pull
"POCKET-PULL Bio"
A New Beginning….
On April 4th 2003 Egghead-8 answers one out of a dozen want ads seeking a vocalist. He would speak to guitarist Liver, who ironically enough, knew a little something about PSYCHOSEXUALS. The two would make plans and get together in Santa Ana with drummer Keith. Keith runs a family owned business and rehearsal would take place right there and then, in the warehouse.
Anyway, Keith had a solid beat and aparently heâs been playing for some time. The three spoke at length concerning band issues, the dos and donâts of performing live etc. while being a little apprehensive at first, the three decided this would be a go. After four or five rehearsals, Keith would decide that this was not for him and move on to look for something more rock & roll. Still seeking a drummer, Liver and Egghead-8 would find the perfect name for this insain circus of a band, The Great & Powerful Bunslammers! This name of course would later change to POCKET-PULL.
After A few more flakes, Liver was able to get a hold of Drummer Shawn and bass player Mike. Mike actually knew a little something about Egghead-8 through a mutual friend Andrew from Staring Problem. The four set up a practice and by the end of the set, these guy's would join the band. Shawn has a nice hard beat and seems to know his way around his drums. Mike, A little slow at first, but once he gets going, it's the shit.
Now with everything in place, this band is ready to explode on to the scene and i do mean explode. "We will do whatever we want to do whenever we want to do it" and you will not be disappointed. So grab a hold of your nut sacks and prepare yourselves for…...POCKET-PULL
Members
Vocals Egghead-8, Bass Mike, Guitar Liver and Boots drums
Location
Los Angeles, California, USA
Touring
Not Yet
Years Active
2003
Influences
Dead Kennedys, Subhumans, Circle Jerks, Screwdriver, Led Zep, Frank Sinatra, Dickies, Balck Flag, etc...
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