Milwaukee Wildmen
The Milwaukee Wildmen formed in 1992, playing a mix of punk, metal, and hardcore. Their song 'Get In The Pit' became a breakout single, known for its raw...
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The Milwaukee Wildmen formed in 1992, playing a mix of punk, metal, and hardcore. Their song 'Get In The Pit' became a breakout single, known for its raw energy at live shows. They also recorded tracks like 'Psychosomatic' and 'Three Men Army'.
They released albums including 'Fistful of Bone' in 1994, 'Mad Dog Days' in 1996, 'Get Pitted' in 2000, and 'Unleashed' in 2004. Their performances sometimes led to venue bans over stage diving and crowd surfing.
Their music had a gritty, streetwise feel that connected with underground fans. The band's lineup included vocalist Billy Bonecrusher, guitarist Brian Barracuda, bassist Mike Malone, and drummer Kelly.
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