Wednesday February 1st 2012
Tater Famine
Folk / Punk
Santa Cruz
You ever put a hand gun in the dryer? Acoustic string band with a drummer... Some call it Folk/Punk others say Bluegrass/Rock'N'Rol we just call it music!
Dirty Filthy Mugs
Punk Rock
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
There is nothing cute, pompous, or pretentious about Dirty Filthy Mugs. They are here to play aggressive, fun, honest punk rock... And that's exactly what they do!
Not only are the Mugs one of the most insane live bands in punk rock, they've also shown themselves to be prolific in the recording studio. In 2009, they released the E.P.s 'Half Pint' and 'Another Round' as well as a 7" single on their own label, Brrapp Records. These releases and live shows caught the attention of DC-Jam Records, who released the Mugs' first full-length 'All Yobs In' in early 2010. In March, 2011, DC-Jam Records released the band's second album, 'Up In The Downs' which has garnered praise by many as "... An instant classic" and "Best Punk album in years".
Dirty Filthy Mugs show no signs of slowing and continue to bring their incredibly addictive live punk mayhem to as many punks, skins, skaters, psychos, mods, rockers, hooligans and outcasts as possible!
alcohol influenced, original tunes
Santa Cruz
Country Trash: We bag your groceries, paint your houses, pour your beer, install your fireplaces, make your pizzas, pick up your trash and sell you your gardening equiptment, we are a working class. We are fathers, brothers, friends and lovers. All of these things influence our music in a way that has driven us to create something not only special for ourselves and the ones we love, but in hopes of connecting everyone that is just like us. Please listen, dance, cry, laugh, love, support and most of all, COME OUT TO A SHOW, after all, this is your music too.
The Thirsty Three
Rock A Psychobilly
Hollister
The Thirsty Three
Rock A Psychobilly
Hollister
The Thirsty Three, a trio out of Santa Cruz and Hollister, are part psychobilly, part hillbilly and loud as hell (in a good way). On the speedy “Psychobilly Breakdown,” they meld heavy surf rock and punk into a tasty dish of pure, guitar-driven bliss.
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