Bad Seedz
Four guys who don't play well with others. We were made up of left over bands from middle Tennessee, including...Creepweed, Salmano's Dog, Southern Crash Company, Revolver, The Bonhofs, & an oi/ska band from south Florida called The Worms. Kemo moved to Tennessee looking for people to jam with. In 1999, he met Scott Church from Dixie Voodoo Revival and was brought to what was the begining of Da Looney Bin.
Kemo met up with Joonya and Dave to start a freestyle funk/metal group that would become known as Bad Seedz. Chad..aka...SuperBuzz, joined in to add more noise and wah wah effect to round out the line-up with Johnny Wadd producing everything we did. We've had our ups and downs, our trials and tribulations..But we continue the brotherhood we established almost 20 years ago. We had a very eclectic style. We were not rapcore, or feel good funk. We play from pure raw emotion and really can't label what we do. We're not merely musicians, but more of artists who create their work from weird musings. We are the Bad Seedz. No more, no less. ..
Tell me about your history? How did you get where you are now?
We started this brotherhood in 1999. The Seedz went on hiatus in 2007.
Your musical influences
Body Count, Suicidal Tendencies, Parliament/Funkadelic, Johnny Cash, Rage Against the Machine, DMX
What equipment do you use?
Superbuzz plays a Fender Telecaster, and Crate amps.
Joonya plays Pearl drums, dave. plays a custom Schecter Stiletto 5-string bass with an SWR head and Hartke cabs, Kemo uses a Shure 58.
Anything else?
Nothing more.
