The Briefs
The Briefs formed in Seattle in 1993 with vocalist Johnny Stimson and guitarist Demian Johnston, plus bassist Steve E. Nix and drummer Adam Blyweiss. They...
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The Briefs formed in Seattle in 1993 with vocalist Johnny Stimson and guitarist Demian Johnston, plus bassist Steve E. Nix and drummer Adam Blyweiss. They played punk with a raw, satirical edge, releasing albums like 'The Offspring of Sin' in 1996 and 'Hit After Hit' in 1998. Songs like '(Looking Through) Gary Glitters Eyes' and 'Anti-Social' carried their biting tone.
Their live shows were known for energy and provocation, with Stimson's stage antics adding to their reputation. The World' in 2003. Later, the lineup changed to include bassist Lance Romance and drummer Mitch Poling alongside Stimson and Johnston.
They released 'Steal Yer Mum' in 2006 and have kept playing. Their catalog includes tracks like '22nd Century Man' and 'C'mon Squash Me Like A Bug', sticking to that fast, cheeky punk sound they started with.
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