Short Band Bio
(more info at www.hugedownhere.com)

HUGE down HERE has been a band since 1998. – True!
HUGE down HERE has opened for The Monkees. – False!
HUGE down HERE has recently released its third record on O-Yo Records. – True!
HUGE down HERE is a one-man band that is currently based in Drexel Hill, PA. – True!
HUGE down HERE is a strict vegetarian. – False!
HUGE down HERE’s biggest influences are primarily Scandinavian. – False!
HUGE down HERE has been compared to Lou Reed. – True! Twice!
HUGE down HERE has opened for Fooling April. – True! Sort of!

HdH writes original, personal, unsubtle songs and plays all their own instruments (along with fake drums that they program) as well as they can, which isn’t really saying much, because they’re self-taught in everything and they have heavy, slow hands. But they believe they have good rhythm. Their new album Leave An Impression, released in December 2007, is their best to date. It’s a collection of 12 intense songs, filled with guilt, bitterness, anger, sadness and the joy of sex. They also enjoy Pop-Tarts, fried chicken, and lemon-lime Kool-Aid.

They run their own studio (which some might call a “basement”) and their own record label (which released 8 hip-hop albums in the early 90’s by their lead singer’s alter ego OB).

A hi-res digital photo of the band can be found at this address:
http://www.oocities.org/chris_oberlin/bighuge.jpg

Management : Chris Oberlin – ob@hugedownhere.com