Album Notes

Punk's an attitude not a fashion statement"
Early 90’s New York City Punk Rock bastard children of the 1977 CBGB’S punk scene, Who Killed Bambi? are One part Ramones, Dead Boys and cheap beer, Two parts New york life experiences of growing up in the "dirty burbs", the 718ers, the neighborhoods where the hipsters won't go
Way before the punk explosion of the mid to late 90’s, when the New York music scene was littered with leftover hair metal, alternative and grunge bands.
WKB? managed to crawl from the wreckage with a musical assault on every club, bar and squat, taking no prisoners and all the beer.
15 Minutes of Fame and Voice of Reason are the soundtrack to a way of life for these four outcasts that never seem to fit in anywhere other then some dark and dingy bar, taking their audiences on a trip back to 1977 , or back to the future as MTV would show us in the years that followed.
CB’s Glory days were long gone by the 90’s, but when WKB? hit the stage at The Continental Divide, The Scrap Bar, ABC no Rio, and Coney Island High, you started to wonder if The Son of Sam was just outside waiting to get you.
All they left behind were 2 CDs, a battle field of broken hearts,broken beer bottles and broken dreams.
True Punk Rock.
What the critics say:

15 cuts of classic, barely produced melodic punk rock with loads of energy,honesty and snot.
- Soundviews

15 Minutes of Fame “The real McCoy”,Pick of the month.
-Music Review Live

Their Music is true, their lyrics are honest, and their cd 15 Minutes of Fame is a collection of originals that can be considered classics.
- Outspoken

Next Generation is a youth anthem if ever there was one.
-Atomic Ballroom

WKB?'s fame will last a lot longer if they keep making quality music like this.
-Suburban Voice

15 Minutes of Fame is classic bonfire punk.
-Ke Kalahea

The real honest, good stuff.
-Jesey Beat