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 About The Freeks
Between the Sandy shores of San Diego, California to the rocky beaches that inlet to the Puget Sound of Seattle, Washington, there lies a vast array of a diverse western coast line. Terrain so wonderous, dangerous, peaceful and deadly, with powerful waves that mercilessly beat down upon every grain of sand and pebble never-ending but yet truly giving the Ocean it’s beauty. All up and down this west coast there also can be found a vast array of diverse people. A big melted pot of Weirdos, Red Necks, Beatniks, Geekniks and Acid-Heads who live from pill party to pill party! Paper Pushers, Ticket Takers, Pedal Pumpers and even Ham & Eggers! The Do-Gooders and No-Gooders. All living on this beautiful coast together! But most of all you will find a small conglomerate of Psych-Heads and Way-Outs that came together in the one communal thing that moves us all, SOUND, and comprise a musical group what is now called “THE FREEKS!”


A movement you say? Quite possibly, but more so a collective of greats who finally met together to move together and yes, groove together. Scattered about this 3000 mile long west coast shore line has held no limits for the FREEKS but only extends to them new found freedom’s sought out by each one of these individuals. Each one is different but together each one is the same! Each one is their own yet each one makes the whole! It’s pure perfection!


From San diego, the most southern point of this union comes the loveable clown “ISAIAH MITCHELL”, known for his prodigal guitar engineering with his ever so powerful and unrelenting instrumental three piece “EARTHLESS”,(teepee records) he brings to this FREEK-SCENE such sweet licks and guitar harmonizing that would make Steve Gains of Lynard Skynard flip in his grave! Throwing in some uncontrolled behavior only goes to make the name FREEK fit better than a glove. 

"Suppose you are the drummer in Nebula and have musical ideas that do not fit the band's style. You could leave it be, or you could start a band of your own. Ruben Romano chose the second option and in 2006 he left Nebula in order to pursue his own ideas with a couple of friends. These friends were not just anybody: John McBain (Monster Magnet), Scott Reeder (Kyuss), Isaiah Mitchell (Earthless), Lorenzo Woodrose (Baby Woodrose), Jack Endino (Skin Yard), John Cobbett (Ludicra), Bernie Worrell (Funkadelic) and Jason Corbin (Bartenders Bible) participated in the eponymous album by The Freeks. Judging from the names it should be a genuine Stoner-supergroup, but do not expect a Desert Sessions part 11. The Freeks is an entirely different cup of tea, or to be precise, a different slice of cheese because in their bio the members of the band (Romano on most instruments, McBain as producer, Reeder as engineer and the others as session musicians on one or more tracks) are all referred to as types of cheese. Freaky."