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Friday the 13th step aside and make way for an insanely talented artist by the name of Wednesday 13 who's been rocking our ear drums for over 20 year's! I first discovered Wednesday 13 through the Murderdolls when I was 16 when Beyond The Valley Of The Murderdolls came out, i couldn't get enough of it, At the time I'd never heard anything quite like it before i was into Death Metal and Hardcore Rap from the 80's & 90's i know weird taste but i loved the Fuck You attitude in it. I probably listened to that CD 150-200 time's before Wednesday released his first solo Transylvania 90210: Songs of Death, Dying, and the Dead in 2005 and have continued eagerly waiting for every new release he put's out so much so, instead of ordering Skeleton's off the internet since it was a Hot Topic exclusive and we don't have Hot Topic's in Canada, I drove 16 hours to Seattle to buy it! haha ok I didn't just go for the CD I had a concert to go see but the first thing I did in Seattle was stop at the first mall I came across and bought it!! it was like Xmas in June for me. There's not many artist's anymore that put out solid CD's where every song is a hit but Wednesday has never disappointed and i look forward to always supporting Wednesday's music no matter what. Wednesday 13 is the perfect example of PLENTY OF HORROR and for that i thank him for never giving up on the Horror Genre!! And remember IF IT AIN'T HORROR IT AIN'T SHIT!
Wednesday began playing guitar for Mizery which later changed name to Psycho Opera. W13 eventually left the band to form his own group Manic Spider Trash where his singing career started, 2 Albums were released Maniac Spider Trash a EP followed by an LP, Dumpster Mummies EP in 94 and and Murder Happy Fairytales 95 which remained unreleased until 2011.
1996-2002,2006
Wednesday went on to form the Frankenstein Drag Queens from Planet 13, He not only formed FDQ, he also wrote and produced every album. Between 1996 and 2002, Frankenstein Drag Queens from Planet 13 released five LP's and six EP's. Wednesday stopped performing as FDQ in 2002 when he joined the Murderdolls. In May 2006, Frankenstein Drag Queens from Planet 13 announced their reunion, which was followed by a tour with Alice Cooper, and a box set of the band's complete discography, entitled Little Box of Horrors. The band broke up once again shortly after the box set was released.
2002,2010
Wednesday joined the Murderdolls. Originally formed as a collaboration between Jordison and Tripp Eisen of Static-X, Poole was revealed as the driving force of the band after he switched from bass guitar duties to lead vocalist and frontman. Murderdolls released one EP in 2002, Right to Remain Violent, before releasing there debut album the same year, Beyond the Valley of the Murderdolls. Most of the songs on the album were rerecorded versions of songs by Wednesday's previous band, Frankenstein Drag Queens from Planet 13. In March 2010 Jordison officially revealed that Murderdolls had officially reunited with him and Wednesday, Murderdolls officially released their second album titled "Women and Children Last" on August 31, 2010.
2004-2013
In June 2004 he began to put together a more permanent band, with whom he would perform with under the Wednesday 13 name. In 2005 he released Transylvania 90210, 2006 saw the follow up Fang Bang, Skeletons was released on April 29, 2008, available exclusively through Hot Topic locations in the United States. In November of 2008,his first live album entitled Fuck It, We'll Do It Live was released, The CD/DVD package was recorded in 2008 at Crocodile Rock in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Wednesday 13 once again chose to release it exclusively through Hot Topic, just as he had for Skeletons, 2011 saw Calling All Corpe's and most recently in 2013 Wednesday released The Dixie Dead. During this time a few EP's were also released and on DVD he released Weirdo A Go-Go
Non Horror release's include 2 CD's by Bourban Crow a outlaw country sounding band and 1 CD by Gunfire 76 with a glam rock sound.
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