The story of this anomalistic punk rock duo begins in 1996 when they first practiced in a Florida-bound grandmother's kitchen who left her home open to the creative process.

Through the years they went relatively unnoticed in the local scene and endured endless ridicule. It was all the typical ups and downs of two young cretinoids trying to transform their sound from neighborhood noise pollution into something righteous.

With uncompromising determination and adversity fueling the fire these ...  read more

The story of this anomalistic punk rock duo begins in 1996 when they first practiced in a Florida-bound grandmother's kitchen who left her home open to the creative process.

Through the years they went relatively unnoticed in the local scene and endured endless ridicule. It was all the typical ups and downs of two young cretinoids trying to transform their sound from neighborhood noise pollution into something righteous.

With uncompromising determination and adversity fueling the fire these two turned the tide and made something that began laughable into a respectable D.I.Y. punk band. This turn of events has led to sharing the stage with bands such as Sloppy Seconds (Nitro Records), The Cobra Skulls (Fat Wreck Chords, Red Scare Industries), La Plebe (Red Scare Industries), The Guts (Ex-Queers, Ex-Nobodys), The Spunks (Gearhead Records) and The Saltwater Vampires (Midwest underground punk kings).

Psycho Nubs' have had a long association with film. They've lent their musical stylings to INEXCHANGE and QUENCH, both directed by Zack Parker. Both critically acclaimed films have received distribution and can be found in movie stores domestically and internationally. The Psycho Nubs' very own, Brandon Owens has Story By Credits for QUENCH and was the Director Of Photography for INEXCHANGE. Jakob Bilinski, director of SHADE OF GREY, utilized “Tonight Yer Gonna Die” in that fine film.

With a slew of basement recordings, two full-length self-released albums, three tours, and a new Vinyl 7” EP in the works, The Psycho Nubs still find ways to get it done despite living 2,202 miles apart. The occasional live peformance still happens. New recordings mysteriously appear. Rumors of tours are found to be true. Dont Panic! You got The Psycho Nubs flu!

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