Wenis
On the French island of Elba, lived a defeated, yet unhumbled little man. Banished by those he once ruled, Napoléon Bonarparté never ceased in his quest to Frenchinize the newly founded Americas! He came by boat, under the shroud of night. Across the Atlantic, he dared only travel by moonlight. Upon sailing into Baltimore Harbor, with only his mighty steed beside him, Napoléon tracked down his favorite author of the macabre: Edgar Allen Pohl. Napoléon and Edgar joined forces to subvert the American literate. By writing sentences longer than 35 words, twisting its meanings to uncomfortable members. Soon their plan took hold. The deviant duo exploited America’s guilt, the skeletons in all of our closets, and our very conscience buried under the floorboards. Having captured the minds of the adult literate, they shifted their diaobolical efforts to a new fertile, corruptable ground: the American youth. The heinous axis knew the youth would rather listen to vulgar music than read a 165 year-old book. There was only one thing for them to do: Start an anglo-franco band! |
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| Active: | 2001 – date |
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| Geography: | Newtown, PA |
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| Website: | Facebook Fan Page |
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| Personnel: | Edgar Allen Pohl (Hank Saur) – Bass, Keyboards, Vocals Napoléon Bonarparté (Greg Baradziej) – Guitar, Drums, Vocals Notorious W.E.N.I.S. (Rich Overholt) — Guitar solos Wetsy Ross (Teri Matthews) — Vocals on a handful of songs John Mancock (John Koryat)– Piano on a handful of songs |
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| Related: | Arugula |
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On the French island of Elba, lived a defeated, yet unhumbled little man. Banished by those he once ruled, Napoléon Bonarparté never ceased in his quest to Frenchinize the newly founded Americas! He came by boat, under the shroud of night. Across the Atlantic, he dared only travel by moonlight. Upon sailing into Baltimore Harbor, with only his mighty steed beside him, Napoléon tracked down his favorite author of the macabre: Edgar Allen Pohl. Napoléon and Edgar joined forces to subvert the American literate. By writing sentences longer than 35 words, twisting its meanings to uncomfortable members. Soon their plan took hold. The deviant duo exploited America’s guilt, the skeletons in all of our closets, and our very conscience buried under the floorboards. Having captured the minds of the adult literate, they shifted their diaobolical efforts to a new fertile, corruptable ground: the American youth. The heinous axis knew the youth would rather listen to vulgar music than read a 165 year-old book. There was only one thing for them to do: Start an anglo-franco band!







