BELLINGHAM WASHINGTON’S ’76 CHARGER IS A BLAZING
ROCK AND ROLL SPECTACLE. COMBINING LATE 60’S
DETROIT FUELED ROCK WITH TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE STYLE GARAGE, THESE YOUNG MEN ATTACK THEIR INSTRUMENTS WITH THE INTENSITY OF A SPARK STRIKING GASOLINE, AND THEY DON’T LET UP UNTIL THEY ARE CONSUMED BY THE FLAMES. BROUGHT FORTH BY THE UNHOLY UNION OF THE DAMN TIMES FORMER FRONTMAN BOBBY CAMARO WITH HIS SCREECHING VOCALS AND RAUNCHY RHYTHM, EX DELTA 9’S TERRIBLE TWO BREW TREBLE WAILING ON GUITAR AND ZED LOW POUNDING OUT THE BASS, ’76 CHARGER NOW NEEDED A HIT MAN. AFTER A PAINFUL SEARCH, NOT ONLY DID THEY ACQUIRE ONE, BUT TWO. JOHNNY SOKKO AND PHIL BEATS NOW DUEL IT OUT WITH ONLY ONE KICK DRUM BETWEEN THEM.
DRAWING WIDE-EYED AND FRENZIED MOBS TO THEIR PERFORMANCES, THESE YOUNG MEN ARE HERE TO TAKE NAMES, AND NAMES THEY WILL TAKE. SO LOCK UP YOUR LOVED ONES AND GET READY FOR, ’76 CHARGER