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Pansy Boys
The Pansy Boys formed in the San Francisco Bay Area in 1991, with J.D. King on vocals, Chris Freeman on guitar, and Marcus Aurelius on bass. They worked as an...
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The Pansy Boys formed in the San Francisco Bay Area in 1991, with J.D. King on vocals, Chris Freeman on guitar, and Marcus Aurelius on bass. They worked as an independent band, putting out records like 'Queers' in 1994 and 'Proud' in 1996. Their song 'In Days of Yore (Intro)' became a familiar track for many listeners.
Their music often dealt with queer themes and imagery, which sometimes drew attention or debate. They kept releasing albums through the 2000s, including 'Undertow' in 2002 and 'Same Old Bullshit' in 2011. The lineup stayed fairly consistent over those years.
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