Live performances are hard to describe;  they start abruptly as frontman "Matthew Muffin" takes control of the room while proclaiming himself "The CEO of all punk rock", listing such sponsors as Hostess Cupcakes and Boeing while demanding money from the audience with a promise of future financial molestation.  Looking around, you'd see confused and wary looks from first-time viewers quickly transform into gaping mouths and shocked appreciation when the band locks into the first few notes, incredibly loud and sonically balanced.  Kinsey Ring plays what can only be described as "lead bass" and is quite possibly the most talented working punk rock musician in the Midwest, a high claim that has to be seen to be believed.  His shifting melodies are often complimented directly by Matt Muffin's rapid fire vocal style, cartoonishly machine gunning political limericks at the audience before letting loose a 10 second scream over a thickly saturated tech-metal solo. These two are supported in back by Michael Sunnycide, an exceedingly handsome gentle giant at 6'4" who puts every inch of that power into a danceable backbeat for the maniacs up front, a twinkle in his eye and "LOLLYGAGGER" battle-jacket on his shoulders.  True story: he used to wear a ball gag while drumming every show before Instagram's algorithms made the band's pictures an instantly bannable and demonetizeable offense.