Dan Fishback

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Dan Fishback (born November 4, 1981) is a queer-identified, Jewish-American performance artist, playwright and singer-songwriter, born in Washington, D.C. He lives and works in New York City, and is heavily associated with that city's anti-folk movement (The Advocate, April 25, 2006).

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[edit] Cheese On Bread

Fishback also sings and writes songs in the anti-folk band Cheese On Bread, which released one album, "Maybe Maybe Maybe Baby" (Luv-a-Lot Records) in 2004, and toured North America in 2005. [1]

[edit] The Faggots

While his work with Cheese On Bread is characteristically child-like, Fishback also fronts a darker band, The Faggots, which boasts a harder rock sound. Unlike Cheese On Bread, which has garnered mostly positive publicity, The Faggots have prompted controversy in the press. [2] [3]

[edit] Solo Recordings

By himself, Fishback has released one full-length solo album, "Sweet Chastity" (Luv-a-Lot Records), in 2005, followed by an EP, "Strange Little Faggots," in 2006.

[edit] Miscellaneous

In September, 2006, Fishback was the subject of a piece on the PBS newsmagazine program In The Life.

[edit] External Links

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