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Fortress of Attitude (new york)
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Jody Nixon
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Fortress of Attitude is a ragtag band of rock extremists, willing to spread rock and roll through ANY MEANS NECESSARY.
When the founding members of Fortress of Attitude (Bomb Threat, Sniper Kitty, and Dr. Genius) were thrust together in the infamous rock work camps of Country Radio City, they vowed if they ever found a way out, they would dedicate their lives to absolute rock liberation. It wasn't long before Dr. Genius assembled a master escape plan, and the quartet fled to safety in the sewers beneath Rocktropolis, the last free city in the Union. There, they erected their mighty Fortress of Attitude, welcoming all those who still believe in the freedom of rock.
From the Fortress, this group of radical insurgents coordinates tactical strikes wherever rock is oppressed in an effort to spread their doctrine of a free rock society.
Thank you for joining the fight. You are a dutiful soldier and will be rewarded handsomely upon the liberation of rock and roll. Check back every day for your latest missions. See you on the march!
www.myspace.com/fortressofattitude
Candy Apple
There was a time, though it may seem distant, when American underground rock ‘n’ roll was ruled by sounds now oft forgotten; the shrill screams of a Farfisa organ, the gritty punch of a hollow-body guitar, frenetic drums behind delicious bass licks, and the irresistible clashing of a tambourine. These are the echoes of garage rock: rhythm and blues on a strung out bender, gallivanting about with a dip in the hip and a mop on the top.
Thankfully this spirit has not been left entirely in the past. Candy Apple, hailing from Chico, CA, is living proof. Five members strong, Candy Apple is comprised of Scott Barwick (vocals, organ), Jake Sprecher (vocals, guitar), Katie Kelley (bass) and Slee Jensen (drums). Guided by the power of Farfisa organ, the group summons enticing demons from the likes of The Standells, Rocky Erickson, The Count Five, and The Sonics.
“First off, this band’s album art arouses me. Looking as if it were the original member of the Ocean’s Eleven with an axe over his shoulder? Well, yes sir, I do believe that Jeanie was a Motorbiker... This state side band has enough mph to rock plenty a suburban garage. It is a pleasant return to rock ‘n roll and for that they deserve recognition. You gotta respect those that keep it old school, and classy.” – 7Digital Indiestore
www.myspace.com/candyapplegarage
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