Raunchy glam rock at it's finest, Justis makes music down in the gutter of rock 'n' roll sleaze. The band itself is a tribute to the decadent babylon that was the 1980's sunset strip metal scene. A band inspired by the 'Decline of Western Civilization' and with subject matter just as debauched and foul as any rowdy teen's horniest dreams.

With a musical lineage similar to metal icons as Jackyl, Poison, Faster Pussycat and Motley Crue, Justis brings a hard, heavy sound to a range of subjects such as picking up women, boozing and rocking out!

Daniel Dellia - Vocals
Seth Moore - Guitar
Stevie White - Guitar
Alvin Best - Bass
Charlie Krabb - Drums

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Creation: Justis was a band name that floated around a lot during my high school years, playing horrible out of tune guitars and acting more like a musician than actually accomplishing such. High Relief was always the name that was applied to any gathering of more than myself that attempted to make 'music', but the Justis name lingered in the back of my mind. So much so that my oldest son is named Justis. When the idea for this raucous sunset strip metal band came up, the name Justis just seemed to fit.