God Bullies is an American noise rock band from Kalamazoo, Michigan. They were active from 1986–1995, briefly reunited in the early 2000s and in the summer of 2010 to coincide with the Amphetamine Reptile Records' 25th Anniversary concert. A new lineup of God Bullies released a new record in 2024 and is currently touring. The band has released material with Alternative Tentacles, Reptillian Records and Sympathy The Record Industry, but the bulk of their releases were with Amphetamine Reptile Records. Although God Bullies have never found any mainstream success, creepy anthems like "Let's Go To Hell", "Ordinary Man" and "Cemetery", paired with frontman Mike Hard's theatrical delivery and over-the-top stage antics, earned the band a large cult following. God Bullies toured extensively throughout the US and Europe with artists including Hole, Melvins, Helmet, Tar, Surgery, Cows and Helios Creed. After God Bullies disbanded in 1995, Mike Hard went on to form Thrall. The majority of Thrall's releases were with Alternative Tentacles. Thrall eventually ran its course, and Hard reunited with God Bullies guitarist David Livingstone and drummer Adam Berg to form Th3y N3v3r Sl33p. This project also featured original Thrall bassist "Queen Bee" Karen Neal. Th3y N3v3r Sl33p went on hiatus in early 2011. David Livingstone passed away Feb. 10th, 2023 Mike Hard is currently performing with God Bullies, who released a new record "As Above, So Below" October 4, 2024. This lineup includes former Hand Over Head (drummer), Brainsaw and Thrall guitarist-writer Scott Kodrik, former Thrall and Sons of the Gun drummer Cliff Carinci, former BONK, and former Sons of the Gun bassist Pat O'Harris.