Three years ago a band was formed out of writers block, alcohol abuse, debt, and obsessive compulsive disorder. Within those three years Cactus's has relentlessly toured the US and Canada, released their self recorded EP Tropical Terror, played SXSW, CMJ, and even been asked to play the Canadian Music Week festival in Toronto as one of only three American bands. Most recently, Cactus's finished recording their new 13 song full length, New Bones and spent 3 months living and playing shows in South Korea, spreading their brand of rowdy thrash rock to Asia. Cactus's was also recently featured as unsigned band of the month in Alternative Press magazine. 

Nashville's Cactus's are unlike most bands you've seen - possibly unlike all bands you've heard. This southern thrash threesome are pleased to announce the release of their debut full length - New Bones on August 31st, 2010. They will spend the remainder of the year touring the release extensively including a few stops through Ontario in early September.

After releasing their debut EP Tropical Terror in 2008, Cactus's were handpicked to play festivals such as South by Southwest Music Festival, CMJ, and Canadian Music Week. Their lively and visceral way of writing songs and performing has provoked comments from critics comparing them to At the Drive-In, Converge, or The Black Lips. However, most people are just stunned and don't really know where to place their spastic music. The band then made an interesting career choice and spent 3 months playing and living in South Korea.

This is the band that after grinding up against the singer of the Plain White T's at a show, in an ironic twist, were invited to support the band on a lengthy US tour. Though not the most ideal fit... it's just a matter of time before Cactus's have converted the nation to their brand of organized chaos.

Comprised of members Jru Frazier, Will Hooper and Asher Rogers - the threesome is made up of members from Nashville's punk and metal elite. Together they form Cactus's, and as NeuFutur Magazine has written, "With a three man effort and enough on stage antics to blind God himself, Cactus's self proclaimed style of tropical punk is taking Nashville and beyond by storm."