Fake Gimms

*** CURRENT *** Fake Gimms was founded in the year 2000 and released a full length rock album entitled "Vivamus Metus" in 2007. They've since been performing under the new name Zombie Club America (ZCA), and have most currently released a 2010 album under the new name.



After years of friendship and musical partnership dating back to their days in elementary school, New Jersey based musicians Joe Pfeiffer, Jared Duncan and Greg Kuter began the experimental rock project Fake Gimms at the start of 2000. In 2003 they independently released their first true studio effort, a 4-song self titled ep, and more forcefully broke into the tri-state rock scene with their debut album "Vivamus Metus" and single "The Cell Phone Song" in 2007. The band worked for several years with long time friend and drummer Tom Morra to develop the material on "Vivamus Metus," who left the band in 2008 following a brief tour in support of the release.



With a veritable library of musical ideas still in motion for the three founding members, Kuter, Duncan and Pfeiffer sought the talents of drummer and NJ native Ben Ross to help keep the cogs of Fake Gimms turning. The members decided in 2010 to move forward under a new banner, Zombie Club America. Current work can be found at the Zombie Club America REVERB NATION page, as well as on Facebook and at the ZCA mySpace.

Download "Vivamus Metus" on iTunes