Tony and Carv were schoolmates in Chelsea-on-Oxnard, England when they first discovered their mutual love of origami and Mr. T. Before you could say "I pity the fool.", they formed their first band, The Splats, and played Cheap Trick and The Cars covers, as well as brilliant originals such as "Baby Smells Bad" and "My Love Is Hate." Fifteen thousand rabid fans watched The Splats burn down the Palladiseum in Manchester on their way to headlining Glastonbury '06 before things went awry.
In a heated game of beer pong, Tony distracted Carv by shouting "Noonan.mmmmm.missitmmmm.missit." A foul was called, but legend says that Tony would not recognize the infraction. The exact circumstances remain hazy, but the band abruptly went on hiatus and Carv sought solace with the Maharashi Flagyl at the Loofa Hantai Ashram in Berkeley, California.
Sixteen months later, Tony arrived unannounced at Carv's San Francisco flat with a rough demo of "Cut Right Through Me," and the rift was over. A new era was born and their rekindled friendship was parlayed into the Trez Rek 500 debut album, "Outside the Lines," with the hit singles Credit and Trez Rek Second chances don't come around too often, and the duo feels fortunate to hit the streets again as they embark on their first North American tour. We hope to see you out there, and we want to thank our fans for all of their support!
Outside the Lines, the first album by Trez Rek 500, is now available on iTunes(worldwide), Amazon.com, Napster, CD Baby, Rhapsody, Lala, Shockhound, eMusic, Amie Street, IMVU, and about 50 other online channels.
