They played a fair amount of contests and concerts throughout their time together, ranging from “Battle of the Bands”-type contests at Maple Grove and Osseo to the annual TeenStock music convention in Brooklyn Park.

*DEFUNCT* They were together for approximately 5 years and have recorded one album at Angel Beach Studios in Northeast Minneapolis. The band broke up in the fall of 2000 and has no plans of reuniting.

Their musical styles ranged from the classic rock of Grand Funk to heavier styles of Van Halen and back to the sounds of Barenaked Ladies and the Dave Matthews Band.

*Featured in the New York Times (Arts & Ideas section)

*Recorded their self-titled album at Angel Beach Studios in Minneapolis, MN

Read what the fans had to say!

“What an edgy album. When I listened to it the first time I liked the voice of Hazard. He has a great rock voice. Hazard reminds me of Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder. The fourth and fifth time I listened to the album I felt like I was listening to the old funk/rock bands like Creedence Clearwater Revival and Steppenwolf. I've been dancing to it all weekend!! There are a couple of slower songs on the album and the Train Rolls on" is my favorite. The lyrics are gripping. The harmonizing is almost perfect! This album ROCKS!” - Waukisha Speed

“You guys are the greatest! I am a huge, huge fan of yours and always will be.” - Danielle Dyvig

“Moral Hazard is a f--king fantastic band because the band members are f--king fantastic at what they do. Bottom line is that Lance absolutely rocks on his drums, Erik goes wild with his bass and Matt roars with his awesome voice. As for Janson, let's just say he is as good at playing guitar as he is at kissing.” - Krystal Wiebusch