-Hailing from the foothills of east TN, cutthroat shamrock combines the speed of bluegrass with the drive and energy of punk rock and then tops it all off with alittle celtic influence.
-Fronted by dual vocals and backed by solid bass lines, the momentum gained by two drummers make this a combination to wake up any size of room.
-Each song sounds different from the last yet some how familiar. train like rhythms are traded in for finger picking and the rockabilly slaps of the upright bass are replaced with long dark notes played with a bow. instrumental breaks introduce jigs and reels into almost every song, with guitar leads that would seem more at home on a fiddle or penny whistle.
-Harmony and character emerge from the lyrics. telling stories of long ago yet making them seem anew. songs about hard work and death that make it nearly impossible not to finish your pint and have another.
Check this out, it's a cool map of everyone who visits this profile:
i wish i was old enough to see you guys play on halloween night at o'mainnin's. i saw you guys with my mom at R&R and you were by far the best band i've ever heard live. you've become my favorite band. :) my mom (whose comment is below mine) and my history teacher was there. he knows one of you from the university of maryland. funny stuff. mom sent me some videos of the performance...you guys were really great. just thought i would let you guys know. -sarah
Great show lastnight i love every song hope to see you all play soon cant wait tell the next show sorry i had to leve so soon next show i get there eary and stay late thanks a lot your fan dustin
Hey guys, just wanted to say that I've been listening to your newest album while out on patrol in Afghanistan and its been great! My DAMN GOOD FRIEND Clay Pardue mailed Blood Rust Whiskey to me. And then I got to hear my other DAMN GOOD FRIEND Marcus Bunch jam with you guys. I friggin dig it. Keep up the good work!
Online Now!
