thirty-7

Thirty-7 consists of: Andrew on guitar, Brandon on bass, Trevor on drums. Andrew usually sings but it switches up. We sound like your typical punk band, really not all that special. But we are branching out. At our shows we guarantee something crazy to happen.

BIOS LYRICS SHOWS PHOTOS ABOUT how this all came to be... In the beginning there was three. Andrew, Brandon and Corey. The three got the idea to start a rap group called 3DWG, after Andrew realized he could make words rhyme. Why Rap? Because they couldnt play stuff yet. Later in eighth grade Andrew bought a guitar, and made Brandon buy a bass and Jason Daniels buy a guitar. Several drummers were considered, but the band sucked too much for it to matter. In ninth grade Andrew met Brendan Malone. Brendan had recently decided that drums were cool. SO the summer after ninth grade a band was formed. Including Andrew on guitar, Brandon on bass, Jason on guitar, Brendan on drums, and Corey was most likely going to sing. Jason wasnt in the band long from here. We dont really know why. The band started as Novelty Item, later becoming Terminal-37. The band played a memorable performance in the hallway on class color day. The covered a bunch of sublime. When their name was written on a poster as just 37, they were mad. Although they later changed the name to just this. Watch clerks In February of tenth grade Brandon had become occupied with wrestling, and the band recruited Kenny Melville as their bass player. But later Brandon came back to the band, and Kenny moved to second guitar. Dispute between Kenny and Corey caused Corey to quit. The band tried to record a CD in April. The equipment was bad and so were they. So nothing ever came of Lauren is Cool. After the recording failure, Brendan lost interest in the band and was kicked out. Brendan is now in a jazz/blues band The Tadpoles. The band asked their friend, bass player from Time Out Of Line, Trevor Olexy to become their new drummer. The band progressed quickly from a joke band into the punk band they are now. When a second guitar seemed to be unnecessary, Kenny was kicked out of the band. The three went on to record their 9 song demo at KMH Recording Studio. They later played their first real show at the Electric Maid with the Sprickets and Brents Life Sucks. And weeks later played Exposure at Nation in hopes to gain more shows and friends and experience. Good Stuff. HERE WE LEAVE YOU: ANDREW-GUITAR/VOCALS, BRANDON-BASS, AND TREVOR-DRUMS.

Play live. Yes. Everywhere. We have a lot of fun playing live, usually play more crazy 80's covers than our own songs.

Green Day, Rancid, Catch-22, The Who, Weezer, Led Zeppelin, Operation Ivy

guitars. drums. basses. amps

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