Draft:Timmy Needs Violence
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Timmy Needs Violence
Timmy Needs Violence is an independent hard rock/heavy metal band that launched in 2005 in the Cincinnati, Ohio area. The founding members included lead vocalist and frontman Timothy Neil, guitarist Raymond Brown, bassist Teekay Ridgeway, and drummer L.N. Touring. The band played small clubs in the Cincinnati and Chicago areas and put on unannounced free shows in parks and in other public areas.
Timmy Needs Violence self-published their debut album “Make Fists Not Friends” in July 2006, which was sold at their shows. This album featured the songs “Wanna See a Magic Trick”, “Carry Me”, “Shellfish”, “Bed by the Window”, “Back of My Head”, “Timmy Needs Violence”, and the title track, “Make Fists, Not Friends”. In 2013, they released an extended version of the album, also self-published, called “Make War, Not Friends”, featuring all-new recordings of the same songs plus a new song entitled “War”.
In 2021, they self-published their third album, F15TEEN, which included the songs “Stop Immediately”, “That’s a Lie”, “TimmyGaveMeCovid”, “No Space Between Us”, “Joe Biden”, “Tomorrow’s My Birthday”, “Wet Hands”, “T.H.A.N.O.S.”, “Give Me Money”, “I’m Not Adopted”, “Mario”, “Where’s My Food”, “Mister Tumnus”, “Danceman”, “Legos”, and a live acoustic version of “Timmy Needs Violence”.
Frontman Timothy Neil announced he would release a solo album in 2024 including the song “Masquerade of Laughter” with the other members of Timmy Needs Violence accompanying him.
In 2024, Timmy Needs Violence announced on their Facebook page that their fourth album, tentatively called “Project 2025” featuring the song “Inches Away” is scheduled to be released in 2025.