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grendylmetal
» genre:
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Alternative General
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Jay Kelly
» label: GMP Records
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Surfside
NEWS
More to come. We write everything from alternative to death metal.
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We're just a bunch of guys from different bands that get together and jam. We came up with a few songs that we thought we would share.
Vocals: Al Cummings
Lead: Chris Tarter
Rhythm: Eric Robinson
Bass: Jay Kelly
Drums: Jay Kelly & Eric Robinson
Vocals: Al Cummings
Lead: Chris Tarter
Rhythm: Eric Robinson
Bass: Jay Kelly
Drums: Jay Kelly & Eric Robinson
Why this name?
It's where most of us live. Surfside Beach, TX
Do you play live?
Haven't yet, but would love to.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
It cuts labels out of the picture, which leads to more profitability for actual artists.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
No. Labels tend to try to run your life, take all the money that you rightfully earn, and keep you touring constantly to pay yourself. I would rather release my music to the world for free, and let a&r executives with no talent fend for themselves.
Band History:
There really is no band history. We just started jamming about a month ago.
We all come from different backgrounds. One of us come from the death metal scene, one from blues, one from alternative, and one from punk.
We all come from different backgrounds. One of us come from the death metal scene, one from blues, one from alternative, and one from punk.
Your influences?
Way too many to name. We're all fans of all music.
Favorite spot?
Houston, TX
Equipment used:
Varies. Mostly Line 6, Fender, Ampeg, Tama, etc.
Anything else...?
We recorded all this on a MacBook (GarageBand) in our rhythm players living room. If you don't like the sound quality, don't complain. It's free, after all.