Moral Less Right
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Passion for life & music. Moral Less Right & their original take on alternative/melodic punk has taken the local scene by storm. Is your town next?Band/artist history
Since the inauguration of Moral Less Right, hard work & dedication paved the way to a very successful & quick break into the industry. This Stephenville based outfit includes alternative rock influences with a sharp sense of melodic punk/pop. Together for only nine months, the band has recorded a six song EP of all original music aptly titled "not a nine to five" & a ton of performances under their spiked belts. Nathan Rock, Gary Moral & Joey Pelley met in September 2003 at College of the North Atlantic in Stephenville, Newfoundland. They were all enrolled in the Colleges Music Industry & Performance program in search of a common goal to find other serious musicians to share their passion and dreams with. That is, to start one of the best Alternative/Melodic punk bands the world has ever seen or heard.
The guys all have similar musical influences and direction combined with a lot of ambition, making this the only natural thing for them. Music is second nature only to breathing.
MLR, having been together for a short nine months, have made an unforgettable entrance into the local music scene. They have already performed countless shows around Stephenville & Corner Brook & are making a good, hardworking name for themselves. Armed with their new EP ("not a nine to five") MLR will be rocking stages near you. Moral Less Right is NOT a name to forget!Have you performed in front of an audience?We play Anywhere & Everywhere.
Your musical influences
Green Day, Anti-Flag, Mest, AFI, Rancid, Beethoven.What equipment do you use?
Marshall Amps, Fender Guitars, Tama Drums, Presidents Choice Basses?Anything else?
Moral Less Right arn't letting anything stand in their way of success & having fun!All comments (2)
177 plays
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Nathan
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Hey, I heard Pirate Radio and I like these guys. I like how's it's just three of them and they still have harmonies. And I like how it doesn't sound all polished like the popular punk-pop bands of today.