The Terribles originally began as an acoustic solo endeavor by Elliott HD. After three years in the making, Elliott released his first full-length studio LP "The Worst That Could Happen".

With a successful solo album and supporting tour behind him, Elliott teamed up with Tom and original drummer Bon Scott Soma, to get a fuller sound. This was actually an absolute accident. The night Bon joined The Terribles; he was receiving a massage from Elliott's brother. In a drunken stupor, Ell cornered Bon in the middle of his massage and asked him to play drums for a new band. Bon was pretty excited about it at the time and, unbeknownst to them, The Terribles were born.

It was about a week after that, that Tommy joined the band. Elliott ran into him at the local bar while he was drinking with then bass player of The Richless, Jeff O'Donnell. The initial intention was for Jeff to play bass for "Elliott HD's Terribles", but he wasn't interested. Tom happened to overhear the conversation and decided to volunteer his time until Elliott found a permanent bass player. Tom has played Bass for The Terribles ever since.

For those three years The Terribles, (Shortened from Elliott HD and The Terribles shortly after the band came together), have come a very long way. With an album under their belt, they have played the Emergenza Music Festival, The Bodog Battle of The Bands, The Warped Tour and in almost every major club in Philadelphia. They have built a very loyal fan base that keeps on growing. The last three years have been astounding for this little punk rock band from Philly.

2008 sees inspiring changes in the line-up. After the departure of Bon on Drums in late 2007, (He decided to take a break from the music scene and left of great terms with the band) they found Glen Rollo. Rollo is a exciting and talented drummer and a veteran of the Delaware music scene and has taken a very active roll in defining a new direction for The Terribles. His insight into the music industry, professional musicianship, and enthusiasm for the project has been contagious.

Finally, we see the addition of Joe Owens (Viktim, The Trouble With Athena) on Bass and the moving of Tommy to guitar. These additions and moves have allowed The Terribles to achieve a more layered, sophisticated sound (I know, The Terribles... Sophisticated. Sounds like a oxymoron). But don’t fear, we’re still the same drunken, high energy party we’ve always been.

We are ready to hit the studio where we will be re-recording some of the tracks on the Banned From Life album as well as starting the bands second album release.

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