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July 9, 2004

Bloodhound Gang Laud Moore

Band sounds off on "Fire Water Burn" as kill anthem
April 23, 2002

Bloodhound Gang Hop on Pop

New album, pair of DVDs expected this year
June 22, 2001

Bloodhound Gang Strike Back

Group finally finds home for "Jackass" single
June 20, 2001

More Sex for Bloodhound Gang

New album due by year's end

Recordings and Reviews

Hefty Fine

On their fourth album, these Pennsylvania boys sound more like resourceful eccentrics than the potty-mouthed goofballs they played on their early records -- which ain't to say they've upped the songwriting ante. The charming "Ralph Wiggum" drops indie-pop hooks while stealing a chorus from a Simpson...

2005 RS: 2of 5 Stars

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Biography

By turns offensive and just plain dorky, the Bloodhound Gang will not likely ever get much credit for being one of the earliest groups of suburban white guys to integrate rap into their rock and pop music. After an independent debut EP, Dingleberry Haze, brought attention to the band's blend of early Beastie Boys brattiness, Ween's sick-in-the-head stoner humor, and a musical vocabulary defined by...

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