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Jay used to jam with these masters of Rockabilly. You are a fool
if ya can't dance to these guys. |
passion. pure rock n roll. watch out...you may learn something! |
Baltimore, watch out...your town is on the rise... |
From Philly. There's 6 of them, plus GO-Go dancers. The music is
sinister and sexy. If you don't see these guys before they are all
rich and stuff, then you are a fool. |
The soundtrack to a turn of the century murder mystery set in Philadelphia?
you decide. |
Their hearts are on their record sleeve, shattered and bitter as
they were. Streetpunk? these guys are above and beyond. Making their
mark in rock history...were you there? |
From Boston. Put on your dancing shoes. Oh, where do we go from
here? |
Once again, blown away by a band half a world away! Hillbilly Moon
Explosion, will you marry me? heheh! |
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for the Lords of the Highway, and the Coffin Bangers.
I will spill my beer for you, and you only, my loves! |
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!!! Its the 419
area code, and these guys rock it out. But none of them can rent a
car in most states... oh well! |
| Cranked
up |
the bastard punk
rock child of violent pat and dead empty. |
| the
Keystone All Stars |
why not? Two words. Rockin'!
PA! Makes us proud to be residents of the Keystone State. |
| the
Groupies |
as someone once said: they
are the spice girls meets motorhead. And they are the finest export
from Germany since Jagermeister. |
| the
Boys From the County Hell |
Not a real webpage, as much
as it is a gallery where you can check out the madness that is a BFCH
show. If you like the Pogues, you gotta see the best pogues cover
band ever. Ask Spider Stacy. He did a mini-tour with them. |
| the
Skels |
I wanna play with these guys!
Maybe we could do a tin whistle duet, heh. Another of Jersey's redeeming
qualities! Bring your pint glasses and kick it ceili-style. |
| the
Riffs (portland) |
They look like they could
kick my ass. But what they did was show Philly how its done. These
guys are really cool, really talented. If you want to lose yourself
in loud and fast rock n'roll, here ya go. |
| The
440's |
From Philly and then Tuscon.
Saw 'em at the Pontiac on June 21. No foolin..the new bass player
was rolling around on the floor in broken glass, never missing a beat.
Wow. I have never seen a woman make love to her guitar as much as
Sparkle Plenty did. |
| Satan's Riff Raff |
Philly's own AC/DC cover band
with FEMALE vocals. Jimmy Satan continues to spread his evil throughout
Philly. |
| Filthy
Thieving Bastards |
The side project of Darius
Koski and Johnny Bonnel of Swinging Utters. Sounds range from Pogues
to Elvis Costello to Dropkick Murphys to Elvis Presley but really...its
something new and something very exciting. |
| the Drossells |
Picture yourself on a hot
New York City night. CBGB's. Soulful rock n'roll. Intense. These guys
are genuinely awesome. |
| Queen
V |
We were blown away by how
solid this band was. Amazing. They own the stage. They will take a
piece of you when you see them. From NYC. |
| Billy
Zoom |
The incredible X guitarist.
A legend. He has a musical equipment repair business. He is also producing
the Angoras. Check it out. |
Other bands you need to
check out:
Party Wreckers, Cretin 66, The Roustabouts, Tanka Ray, Callaghan,
Daycare Swindlers, The Pits, The Boils, Trailer Trash UK, Cheerleaders
of the Apocalypse, The Technicalities, The Amazombies |
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| Bloodshot
Records |
Bloodshot related
bands include Split Lip Rayfield, Neko Case, The Meat Purveyors, etc.
You gotta love a record label that releases a country-flavored "bring
da noise" (anthrax-Public Enemy) by the Unholy Trio. |
| Grindstone
Magazine |
Where you get your American
Roots music fix, be it old country, bluegrass, rockabilly...a must
read magazine. |
| GirlPunk.net |
Our pals at Girl Punk always
keep us informed and enlightened. Find tour dates, news, labels, you
name it! |
| Rock
n' Roll Purgatory |
You like Rockabilly, Psychobilly,
Punk, Oi, & Rock n' Roll? This is a site for you! Ben and Lisa
Marie kick ass. |
| Shite
N' Onions |
Your once stop for anything
Celtic/Folk/Punk/whatever. See The Skels, Flogging Molly, Seanchai,
Shane MacGowan and the Popes, etc. |
| PopPunk.com |
From the ashes of a New Jersey
punk band once well known...Steve Papp and his pals take their years
of touring, recording, and marketing know how to create a web home
for all that is Pop-Punk. |
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| Frosty's
Saloon |
Local Philadelphia Venue.
Please support the scene and check out some of their shows. 18 to
enter, 21 w/ ID to drink. The GC5. the Marks, Hudson Falcons, and
Dead Empty are a few of the bands to have played here. |
| La Tazza |
108 Chestnut Street, Philly.
Home of Phantom Creep Fridays which are every FIRST friday of the
month. Get your psychobilly, rockabilly fill right here. An example
of a Phantom Creep Friday: The Pits, The Memphis Morticians, Hillbilly
Werewolf, and the Brimstones. |
| the Tritone |
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| Pontiac Grille |
South Street, Philly venue.
I've seen so many great shows here for decent prices. Many a time
they are 21+ though. A show for example: Alphabet Bombers, Bedrockers,
Party Wreckers, Sideshow Prophets, and the Kings of Nuthin'. Wow. |
