Juicehead

About

Juicehead is a three-piece punk band from Chicago known for its combination of instrumental and lyrical skill. With enough melodic raw power to satisfy old school punk fans, the band also creates music catchy enough to be appreciated by fair weather fans of the genre. Lead vocalist and guitarist Rob Vannice, active in the local punk scene since 2000, found worthy band-mates in Tommy Kloss, classically trained guitarist turned bassist, and drummer Mike Garelli to form Juicehead in 2003. After the band signed with legendary Misfits Records, the trio released its debut album The Devil Made Me Do It, a promising display of morbid punk rock, in 2007. Juicehead followed its 2011 sophomore album, How To Sail A Sinking Ship, with a cross-country tour of the US with fathers of the horror punk genre, The Misfits.