From Atlanta, GA., the grimy underbelly of southern freak culture, comes a mind boggling theatrical musical orgy, the likes of which few could imagine. Courtest of the brave visionaries at Cleopatra Records, we proudly present The Impotent Sea Snakes, a futuristic rock and roll circus in the grand tradition of Bowie, The Sex Pistols and Kiss. As Alternative Press aptly put it, The Impotent Sea snakes are "perhaps the most outrageous band the U.S. has ever produced." People, this IS the band our mothers warned us about. Recognized worldwide for their mind blowing live performances, including recent tours with the likes of The Misfits, Motorhead and Wasp and countless television and video appearances, including two specials for HBO, The Playboy Channel's Sexcetera Series and Germany's Peep! The Impotent Sea Snakes demonstrate with the release of "Everything In Excess," that behind the fire, smoke, glitter and makeup lies an amazing rock band. Displaying a versatility heretofore only witnessed over the course of their legendary live gigs, The Impotent Sea Snakes bounce as easily from the riff heavy cruncher, "The Resurrection Of Rock & Roll," to the haunting dancefloor monster, "For The Love Of Chains," to the ball squeezing groove of "Slam Ya," as they do from the bedroom to the bar stool and back. Begining with a series of record release parties for "Everything In Excess" in a dozen major American cities, followed by an extensive tour of the U.S. with the reunited Faster Pussycat and continuing on across Europe for the duration of the Summer and Fall, The Snakes plan to tour relentlessly until what has been the music business's most whispered dirty secret becomes the subject of every dinner table conversation's outrage. The troupes only request: More booze! More sex! More heros! More theives! More gods! More guns! More gamblers, pimps, whores and scores! More bitch slapping poloticians! More hand wringing crybabies! More tattoos and wet dreams! More love and lust! And definitely more rock & roll! "Everything In Excess." NOW!

http://www.impotentseasnakes.com

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