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Welcome
to Hellsville!
The home of Squirrels From Hell,

SFH Background
Outraged by the artistic
compromises they see around them, Squirrels From Hell have intensified their focus on
delivering their unique musical vision to the youth of our planet in the most supportive
settings. Check out the site, listen to their music, and get ready to join the SFH army
as they once again march fearlessly into the void left by the collapse of
"traditional" record companies, ready to destroy those who would steal your
dreams. Enjoy their Web site, share their pain, and don't forget to go to their gigs!

SFH Profile: 3 Key Points
 | Pounding out the hits in every
fly-by-night gin mill in the New York Metro Area since god knows when
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 | Still putting the finishing
touches on that long-awaited 7-song CD produced by Richard
Lloyd. Release planned for Spring 2009.
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 | Happy to welcome groundbreaking saxaphonist Nate Cabana to the band.
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July 2004: approved for general
consumption by the Village Voice.
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 | Celebrated for their
"Art-Punk Oddness" and as "The lowest of the low-rent bands"
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 | Featuring the physically
attractive, rhythmically sophisticated, and vocally gifted Larry Brown on the SFH
drummer's throne.
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 | Mr. Brown works within the SFH
tradition to bring an energy, vocal color, and distrust of musical boundaries that builds
on past SFH strengths while opening a door to a shiny new world filled with hit songs,
international travel, and suitcases full of cash.
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 | Founding member WILL continues
to provide the musical direction for SFH, and continues his heartless manipulation of his
bandmates in order to maintain control. This allows him to maintain the often-derided
title "The Genius Behind Squirrels From Hell."
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 | Founding member Joe Con (Brian
Gallick) occassionally updates this web site. . .
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 | Appearing periodically in your
area, wherever the hell that is.
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Contact Information
Look, if you're not calling with
work, don't call. We've got a lot on our minds, with negotiating international
distribution deals, merchandise licensing, and trying to stay up-to-date on music business
gossip. Plus we usually have headaches from all the effort we put into writing and
rehearsing. Not to mention privacy concerns. Office hours are Tuesdays and Thursdays from
3PM to 6PM, unless we have another court date or counseling session. Best bet: leave a
message. And try to make it more creative than just "you suck."
- Telephone: 516 785-7471
- Webmaster:
webmaster@hellsville.com
- USPS: PO Box 123 Hellsville, NY 11802
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