01 - TEN SECOND MARCH - Hey Jimmy (from "The Path You Chose") 3:20
02 - TEN SECOND MARCH - The Nobble Ribbon Boys (from "The Path You Chose") 3:46
03 - RAIN IN SUMMER - Untuk Kotaku 3:26
04 - THE BEER BARONS - Flibustier of Martinique (from "Six Pack Sampler") 4:10
05 - THE BEER BARONS - Folsom Prison (from "Six Pack Sampler") 2:11
06 - THE BEER BARONS - Dicken's Cider (from "Six Pack Sampler") 2:45
07 - THE BEER BARONS - Man Oveboard (from "Six Pack Sampler") 2:53
08 - THE FINN MacCOOLS - Rogue Nation (demos) 2:28
09 - THE FINN MacCOOLS - Black and Tans (demos) 4:16
10 - CRAIC WISELY - Belle of Belfast City (from "Live Wisely") 2:24
11 - CRAIC WISELY - The Town of You and Me (from "First Cuts") 3:09
12 - CRAIC WISELY - All The Hard Days are Gone 2:57
13 - CRAIC WISELY - Pride (Irish Family) 3:18
14 - CRAIC WISELY - Young Hands 3:54
15 - GREAT DRUNKARDS - Step it Out Mary (Live) 3:16
16 - GREAT DRUNKARDS - The Soul that is Sold 2:35
17 - GREAT DRUNKARDS - Rocky Road to Dublin (Live) 2:55
18 - GREAT DRUNKARDS - The Celts Strike Again (Live) 1:34
19 - GREAT DRUNKARDS - Queen of Argyll (Live) 3:22
1) TEN SECOND MARCH (Grand Rapids, MI, USA)
Ten Second March formed in 2004 by Rob (Rotten) Costley. In 2005 the "Broken Knuckle Anthems EP" was released to critical acclaim and the band hit the road for an endless amount of shows over the next few years. In early 2007, the band released the "Noble Ribbon Boys" digital single that signaled a rebirth of sorts for the band. In the fall of 2008, the band released "The Path You Chose" on it's own Media Riot Records Imprint. The songs on this record describe a journey that most, if not all of us, can relate to. Songs like "Hey Jimmy" are a tribute to a fallen friend and brother and deal with issues of loss and grief. "Heroes of the Corner Bar" is a typical night out with our friends. The "Divided you fall" is a call out to our scene. The music is still straight up street rock with a punk influence. The themes are still working class, DIY, punk fuckin rock. Ten Second March prides itself on being nearly 100% DIY. We do all our own recording, writing, artwork, fliers, bookings, T-shirt printing, and almost everything else. We don't know how to do it any other way.
Line-up:
Chris Flap - Guitar/Mandolin/Vocals
Rob Rotten - Vocals
Chubs - Bass
Rabbit - Drums
Tommy Gun - Guitar/Acoustic/Vocals
and sometimes:
Dave O'Neil - Bagpipes
Discography:
"Broken Knuckle Anthems" (2005)
"Noble Ribbon Boys" digital single (2007)
"The Path You Chose" (2008)
http://www.reverbnation.com/tensecondmarch
http://www.myspace.com/tensecondmarch
http://www.facebook.com/tensecondmarch
2) RAIN IN SUMMER (Bandung, West Java, Indonesia)
Line-up:
Az-war Sidick - Vocals
Si Rambon Summer - Guitar & back. vocals
Sule - Guitar & back.vocals
Adjie Hadhian - Guitar & back.vocals
Vai Andika - Drums
http://www.reverbnation.com/sihujanpoyan
http://www.myspace.com/raininsummerpunkjava
http://id-id.facebook.com/pages/Raininsummerpunk/148291631867240
3) THE BEER BARONS (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada)
Brewed in Ottawa, Ontario, the Beer Barons blend traditional celtic and folk music and deliver it with the speed and intensity of punk. Everyone who has experienced their live show is well aware of their unique style of drinking music that makes you drink faster!
Starting in the early months of 2009 The Beer Barons immediately started churning out feverishly alcohol fuelled covers of their favourite folk songs as well their own audience gripping original compositions. It was clear by the summer of 2009 that the Beer Barons, through their song writing and showmanship, were a force to be reckoned with!
Over the next couple years the Beer Barons would share the stage with peers at the top of their game such as The Mahones, The Dreadnoughts, and Farler’s Fury as well as other top notch acts from the local Ottawa scene.
In the winter of 2010 the Beer Barons released their first demo “Six Pack Sampler” themselves. It is the product of two years of whiskey, tears, and heart wrenching line up changes. Despite all the forces that were working against them the release is a success and contains an eclectic collection of songs containing humorously bawdy sing-along’s (Dicken’s Cider), epic historical ballads (Flibustier of Martinique), gritty pirate tunes (Man Overboard), and crowd pleasing favourites (Folsom Prison).
Now with a powerful new line-up and 2011 just getting started, the Beer Barons are preparing to take the scene by storm!
Line-up:
Davey Lawless - Vocals, tin whistle, harmonica
Eryk Chamberland - Guitar, backup vocals
Tom Birkhan - Drums
Sarah Grant - Bass, backup vocals
Dan Bader - Mandolin, backup vocals
Eve Chamberland - Accordion, Banjo
Discography:
"Six Pack Sampler" (6 track demo, 2010)
http://www.myspace.com/thebeerbarons
http://www.facebook.com/thebeerbarons
http://www.thebeerbarons.bandcamp.com
4) THE FINN MacCOOLS (Milwaukee, Wisconsin, U.S.A.)
The Finn MacCools brings power rock to every show, fueled by the greatest Celtic musical traditions from their hometown and around the world. The Finn MacCools combines both fresh new talent, and the fire and mastery of former members of popular Milwaukee bands Steel Bonnets and Reilly, and takes it to a whole new level. Daniel Brown has appeared with the Steel Bonnets and numerous bands up and down the Third Coast. He brings a unique organic style of hand drumming to fan the flames of The Finn MacCools explosive sound. Jim Kiley is a talented multi-instrumentalist best known as a founding member of Milwaukee's Reilly. Jim expertly drives the powerhouse sound of guitar, banjo, and mandolin way past the speed limit. Dan Smars adds his memorable voice and rich 12-string guitar, igniting blinding flashes of inspiration to the band. He is a veteran of the Milwaukee-area music scene and most recently served with distinction in the Steel Bonnets. Tom Hansen has been a staple of the Milwaukee music scene for over 20 years, appearing with acts ranging from True Heart Susie to E.W. Porter and Rockin Horse as well as Reilly. His Celtic fiddle adds a memorable spice to the rock of The Finn MacCools. Kevin Dubord brings a fresh perspective and energetic talent to his Celtic debut, infusing The Finn MacCools with his unmistakable bass guitar groove. The Finn MacCools add their fire to centuries-old traditionals, add a powerful spin to favorites by Flogging Molly, Dropkick Murphys, the Pogues, as well as their own inspiring original songs. Come witness the birth of a new legend in Celtic music. Finally, a "reel" rock band!
Line-up:
Dan Smars - Vocals, 12-string rhythm guitar
Jim Kiley - Lead guitar, mandolin, banjo, vocals
Dan Brown - Percussion, vocals
Tom Hansen - Fiddle
Kevin Dubord - Bass guitar
Discography:
"Demos"
http://www.reverbnation.com/thefinnmaccools
http://www.myspace.com/thefinnmaccools
5) CRAIC WISELY (Grand Rapids, Michigan, U.S.A.)
Craic Wisely is a six piece celtic-rock outfit based in West Michigan. With two voices, a fiddle, a cello, two guitars, a bass and a set of drums, Craic Wisely plays a combination of original music and Irish traditional favorites. Every song CW plays has an edge that separates it from every other Celtic-Rock act on the scene. Craic Wisely plays songs. Crowds sing along, and people dance, on occasion beer is spilled. In the seven years CW has been playing out, they have absorbed the character of your favorite haunt… seasoned, personal and ready to romp. Won’t you romp with us?
Line-Up:
Todd Herring - Vocals, guitar
Christopher Morse - Drums
Vin DeVito - Guitar
Diana Ladio - Fiddle
Alison Haraburda - Cello
Discography:
"Shame Us" (11 tracks, 2003)
"Live Wisely" (15 tracks, 2006)
"First Cuts First" (2008)
Click on the title to buy from CDBaby.
http://www.reverbnation.com/craicwisely
02 - TEN SECOND MARCH - The Nobble Ribbon Boys (from "The Path You Chose") 3:46
03 - RAIN IN SUMMER - Untuk Kotaku 3:26
04 - THE BEER BARONS - Flibustier of Martinique (from "Six Pack Sampler") 4:10
05 - THE BEER BARONS - Folsom Prison (from "Six Pack Sampler") 2:11
06 - THE BEER BARONS - Dicken's Cider (from "Six Pack Sampler") 2:45
07 - THE BEER BARONS - Man Oveboard (from "Six Pack Sampler") 2:53
08 - THE FINN MacCOOLS - Rogue Nation (demos) 2:28
09 - THE FINN MacCOOLS - Black and Tans (demos) 4:16
10 - CRAIC WISELY - Belle of Belfast City (from "Live Wisely") 2:24
11 - CRAIC WISELY - The Town of You and Me (from "First Cuts") 3:09
12 - CRAIC WISELY - All The Hard Days are Gone 2:57
13 - CRAIC WISELY - Pride (Irish Family) 3:18
14 - CRAIC WISELY - Young Hands 3:54
15 - GREAT DRUNKARDS - Step it Out Mary (Live) 3:16
16 - GREAT DRUNKARDS - The Soul that is Sold 2:35
17 - GREAT DRUNKARDS - Rocky Road to Dublin (Live) 2:55
18 - GREAT DRUNKARDS - The Celts Strike Again (Live) 1:34
19 - GREAT DRUNKARDS - Queen of Argyll (Live) 3:22
1) TEN SECOND MARCH (Grand Rapids, MI, USA)
Ten Second March formed in 2004 by Rob (Rotten) Costley. In 2005 the "Broken Knuckle Anthems EP" was released to critical acclaim and the band hit the road for an endless amount of shows over the next few years. In early 2007, the band released the "Noble Ribbon Boys" digital single that signaled a rebirth of sorts for the band. In the fall of 2008, the band released "The Path You Chose" on it's own Media Riot Records Imprint. The songs on this record describe a journey that most, if not all of us, can relate to. Songs like "Hey Jimmy" are a tribute to a fallen friend and brother and deal with issues of loss and grief. "Heroes of the Corner Bar" is a typical night out with our friends. The "Divided you fall" is a call out to our scene. The music is still straight up street rock with a punk influence. The themes are still working class, DIY, punk fuckin rock. Ten Second March prides itself on being nearly 100% DIY. We do all our own recording, writing, artwork, fliers, bookings, T-shirt printing, and almost everything else. We don't know how to do it any other way.
Line-up:
Chris Flap - Guitar/Mandolin/Vocals
Rob Rotten - Vocals
Chubs - Bass
Rabbit - Drums
Tommy Gun - Guitar/Acoustic/Vocals
and sometimes:
Dave O'Neil - Bagpipes
Discography:
"Broken Knuckle Anthems" (2005)
"Noble Ribbon Boys" digital single (2007)
"The Path You Chose" (2008)
http://www.reverbnation.com/tensecondmarch
http://www.myspace.com/tensecondmarch
http://www.facebook.com/tensecondmarch
2) RAIN IN SUMMER (Bandung, West Java, Indonesia)
Line-up:
Az-war Sidick - Vocals
Si Rambon Summer - Guitar & back. vocals
Sule - Guitar & back.vocals
Adjie Hadhian - Guitar & back.vocals
Vai Andika - Drums
http://www.reverbnation.com/sihujanpoyan
http://www.myspace.com/raininsummerpunkjava
http://id-id.facebook.com/pages/Raininsummerpunk/148291631867240
3) THE BEER BARONS (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada)
Brewed in Ottawa, Ontario, the Beer Barons blend traditional celtic and folk music and deliver it with the speed and intensity of punk. Everyone who has experienced their live show is well aware of their unique style of drinking music that makes you drink faster!
Starting in the early months of 2009 The Beer Barons immediately started churning out feverishly alcohol fuelled covers of their favourite folk songs as well their own audience gripping original compositions. It was clear by the summer of 2009 that the Beer Barons, through their song writing and showmanship, were a force to be reckoned with!
Over the next couple years the Beer Barons would share the stage with peers at the top of their game such as The Mahones, The Dreadnoughts, and Farler’s Fury as well as other top notch acts from the local Ottawa scene.
In the winter of 2010 the Beer Barons released their first demo “Six Pack Sampler” themselves. It is the product of two years of whiskey, tears, and heart wrenching line up changes. Despite all the forces that were working against them the release is a success and contains an eclectic collection of songs containing humorously bawdy sing-along’s (Dicken’s Cider), epic historical ballads (Flibustier of Martinique), gritty pirate tunes (Man Overboard), and crowd pleasing favourites (Folsom Prison).
Now with a powerful new line-up and 2011 just getting started, the Beer Barons are preparing to take the scene by storm!
Line-up:
Davey Lawless - Vocals, tin whistle, harmonica
Eryk Chamberland - Guitar, backup vocals
Tom Birkhan - Drums
Sarah Grant - Bass, backup vocals
Dan Bader - Mandolin, backup vocals
Eve Chamberland - Accordion, Banjo
Discography:
"Six Pack Sampler" (6 track demo, 2010)
http://www.myspace.com/thebeerbarons
http://www.facebook.com/thebeerbarons
http://www.thebeerbarons.bandcamp.com
4) THE FINN MacCOOLS (Milwaukee, Wisconsin, U.S.A.)
The Finn MacCools brings power rock to every show, fueled by the greatest Celtic musical traditions from their hometown and around the world. The Finn MacCools combines both fresh new talent, and the fire and mastery of former members of popular Milwaukee bands Steel Bonnets and Reilly, and takes it to a whole new level. Daniel Brown has appeared with the Steel Bonnets and numerous bands up and down the Third Coast. He brings a unique organic style of hand drumming to fan the flames of The Finn MacCools explosive sound. Jim Kiley is a talented multi-instrumentalist best known as a founding member of Milwaukee's Reilly. Jim expertly drives the powerhouse sound of guitar, banjo, and mandolin way past the speed limit. Dan Smars adds his memorable voice and rich 12-string guitar, igniting blinding flashes of inspiration to the band. He is a veteran of the Milwaukee-area music scene and most recently served with distinction in the Steel Bonnets. Tom Hansen has been a staple of the Milwaukee music scene for over 20 years, appearing with acts ranging from True Heart Susie to E.W. Porter and Rockin Horse as well as Reilly. His Celtic fiddle adds a memorable spice to the rock of The Finn MacCools. Kevin Dubord brings a fresh perspective and energetic talent to his Celtic debut, infusing The Finn MacCools with his unmistakable bass guitar groove. The Finn MacCools add their fire to centuries-old traditionals, add a powerful spin to favorites by Flogging Molly, Dropkick Murphys, the Pogues, as well as their own inspiring original songs. Come witness the birth of a new legend in Celtic music. Finally, a "reel" rock band!
Line-up:
Dan Smars - Vocals, 12-string rhythm guitar
Jim Kiley - Lead guitar, mandolin, banjo, vocals
Dan Brown - Percussion, vocals
Tom Hansen - Fiddle
Kevin Dubord - Bass guitar
Discography:
"Demos"
http://www.reverbnation.com/thefinnmaccools
http://www.myspace.com/thefinnmaccools
5) CRAIC WISELY (Grand Rapids, Michigan, U.S.A.)
Craic Wisely is a six piece celtic-rock outfit based in West Michigan. With two voices, a fiddle, a cello, two guitars, a bass and a set of drums, Craic Wisely plays a combination of original music and Irish traditional favorites. Every song CW plays has an edge that separates it from every other Celtic-Rock act on the scene. Craic Wisely plays songs. Crowds sing along, and people dance, on occasion beer is spilled. In the seven years CW has been playing out, they have absorbed the character of your favorite haunt… seasoned, personal and ready to romp. Won’t you romp with us?
Line-Up:
Todd Herring - Vocals, guitar
Christopher Morse - Drums
Vin DeVito - Guitar
Diana Ladio - Fiddle
Alison Haraburda - Cello
Discography:
"Shame Us" (11 tracks, 2003)
"Live Wisely" (15 tracks, 2006)
"First Cuts First" (2008)
Click on the title to buy from CDBaby.
http://www.reverbnation.com/craicwisely
http://www.myspace.com/craicwisely
http://www.craicwisely.com
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Craic-Wisely/22177565391
6) THE GREAT DRUNKARDS (Novi Sad, Serbia)
The Great Drunkards were formed around the end of May in 2008. It all started when Gandy, Vlasta and Leo were drinking in the pub, 'twas Gandy who came up with an idea and said: "Let's make a music band"! Just a day later the band started working, looking for more and more members and playing more and more songs, to make them what they are today, the Great Drunkards. They play Irish indie/folk/rock music with a little bit of their own experiments, or how they like to say, they play the Irish "Hard Folk". As far as the name is concerned, 'twas in a merry month of June, when they were having a binge after a rehearsal, one of the members said something like: "How great drunkards we are...", and there it was, the band was named, Great Drunkards! What will happen with them in the future, nobody knows. But one thing is for sure. Their jolly spirits will never grow old.
Line-up:
Aleksandar Filipovic - Mandolin, octave mandolin, lead vocals
Vlasta Iker - Fiddle
Dejan Boljanovic - Accordion, vocals
Leo Bosnjak - Guitar, vocals
Jovana Milic - Bass
Vukasin Vucinic - Drums
Discography:
"Great Drunkards Demos" (6 tracks, 2009)
http://www.reverbnation.com/greatdrunkards
http://www.myspace.com/greatdrunkards
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=43760654234
DOWNLOAD:
http://www.mediafire.com/?57h6a8p662d1vi3
.
http://www.craicwisely.com
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Craic-Wisely/22177565391
6) THE GREAT DRUNKARDS (Novi Sad, Serbia)
The Great Drunkards were formed around the end of May in 2008. It all started when Gandy, Vlasta and Leo were drinking in the pub, 'twas Gandy who came up with an idea and said: "Let's make a music band"! Just a day later the band started working, looking for more and more members and playing more and more songs, to make them what they are today, the Great Drunkards. They play Irish indie/folk/rock music with a little bit of their own experiments, or how they like to say, they play the Irish "Hard Folk". As far as the name is concerned, 'twas in a merry month of June, when they were having a binge after a rehearsal, one of the members said something like: "How great drunkards we are...", and there it was, the band was named, Great Drunkards! What will happen with them in the future, nobody knows. But one thing is for sure. Their jolly spirits will never grow old.
Line-up:
Aleksandar Filipovic - Mandolin, octave mandolin, lead vocals
Vlasta Iker - Fiddle
Dejan Boljanovic - Accordion, vocals
Leo Bosnjak - Guitar, vocals
Jovana Milic - Bass
Vukasin Vucinic - Drums
Discography:
"Great Drunkards Demos" (6 tracks, 2009)
http://www.reverbnation.com/greatdrunkards
http://www.myspace.com/greatdrunkards
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=43760654234
DOWNLOAD:
http://www.mediafire.com/?57h6a8p662d1vi3
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