Although this small group of talented artists have differing backgrounds they are all of like mind when it comes to the defining reason they joined forces... Creating a unique style of music which people of all walks of life can both relate to, and appreciate.
A meld of reggae-rock, west coast style , with fast paced blues rifts and jazzy percussion. Not Quite Kings are bringing a whole new style to the life and legend of what you want from a reggae groove. Slope Style Reggae from Denver Colorado.

In the spring of 1992 as flowers blossomed, trees budded, and grass grew green, so were born the Garden Weasels. The original sounds of El Toro on vocals, Pete Moss on bass, Country Mike The Lawn Jockey on guitar, The Aerator on drums disturbed many an audience.

And then it began. The terrible chain of events that created The Garden Weasels as we know them today.

First, a freak explosion at the Trusty Condom Company, claiming the life of The Aerator. Then, the awe eliciting death of Country Mike The Lawn Jockey while test driving a new mini-van. A tragic crop dusting accident, incarceration due to excess parking tickets, religous sabatical, grounhogs, alien abduction and a never ending case of lost car keys. It was Spinal Tap-esk. But, the band played on. The saga of sorrow finally came to an end with the untimely name change of poor, poor, El Toro to Rusty Shears. It should have been over then, but something kept the Weasels going. Success was but a tinkle away.

After a short stint with fill-in drummer Snapper Moehr, the tragically over funded and under sexed Weasel, the boys moved on for short stint with a disco/ska band, Briggs Stratton (Pronounced Strap-on).. Promising to cover the Weasels with his fertile rhythms and positive potential for FILLER material hoeing a new album with ith Pete Moss on guitar, Rusty Shears on vocals, and the mild mannered Mr. Green Jeanson bass guitar, (Cap'n Kangaroo's ex-lover). And so you have it, the names that will go down in history as, The Garden Weasels.
Pick up a copy of their second full length CD entitled "LAWN JOB", "FILLER"
available CDbaby.com. Look for Remastered Micacle Sessions &The Lawn Jockey LP Available March 2011.

The Boomslangs consists of: Dino Wilson on vocals & bass, Jim Boyd on vocals & guitar, and Bob Boyd on Drums (Yes – they are brothers). So, the first thing you ought to know about the Boomslangs is – they broke up 14 years ago! After playing all over the Denver area, and writing, recording, and releasing one of the first CDs in town, they called it quits! Fast forward to the year 2010. Jim and Dino go camping up in Hall Valley in late August and after drinking around the fire, decide to have a Boomslangs reunion at an open stage at a local club – purely for grins! Lo’ and behold, it went so well that they got invited back again, and then again!!! So, without trying to “get the band back together – man”, it happened anyway. With a handful of new songs, fans are already asking when the next album comes out.