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Do Me Bad Things
Do Me Bad Things formed in Barrytown, New York, with Jay Maas on vocals and guitar, James Moore on bass, and John Maloney on drums. They put out their debut...
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Do Me Bad Things formed in Barrytown, New York, with Jay Maas on vocals and guitar, James Moore on bass, and John Maloney on drums. They put out their debut album 'Barrytown' in 1993, which included the title track as one of their notable songs.
Their music pulled from alternative rock and post-punk, with a dark, raw feel. Other tracks like 'Hold On' and 'Stop Kissing Me' carried that same heavy atmosphere. They released a couple more albums in the late 90s and early 2000s before calling it quits around 2003.
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