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bbs, adam goldberg, dendrie taylor, tupac album, matthew grace, eraser, 2 pac lyric, pat metheny, gift set, marissa ribisi, i 2 pac alive, sit 'n spin, marthawainwright, laurel thornby, scott macdonald, ra, father, hiphop, backstreet boys, makaveli mp3, ryan bowker, 2 pac picture, music cd production,
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{color:FF99CC;} .lightbluetext8 {color:FF99CC;} .nametext {color: FF66CC;} .orangetext15 {color:FF99CC;} .redbtext {color: FF99CC;} .text {color: FF99CC;} .whitetext12 incesttaboo {color: FF99CC;} a:link {color:FF9999;} a:hover {color: CC0000;} a:active {color: FF9999;} a:visited {color: 993366;} Born in a Toronto basement in late 2003, Evil Doers burst on to the Toronto scene in early 2004, quickly rocking their way into the hearts of music fans across the country, incesttaboo assaulting audiences with infectious hooks, scorching guitar, and throbbing rhythms. Guitar wiz and incesttaboo vocalist Paul Leroux (Pink Sunday, The Master Plan, Fast Freddie), along with double-bassist Steve Barber (Alvy, Bodega, Syntonics) and drummer Jason Darby (Noah's Arkweld, Catch Veronica, The Grace Babies), create a dynamic and explosive sound that thrusts you back to the dirtier side of rock n' roll. Evil Doers celebrated the release of their debut EP, Who’s Evil? (Recorded and mixed by Pete Hudson (Trigger Happy, Nice Cat, Elevator)) in front of a packed house at Sneaky Dee’s in July 2004.
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