John and Russ have been playing music together since they were teenagers in Florida in the glorious 1990s.
Nate and Kent just joined in on bass and drums, and bring the ruckus.
Things get loud.
Hi guys! We have a brand new summer popcast up now at Popshifter magazine! Seventeen of our very favorite summer tunes, PLUS our newest recording "Summer's Gone"!
Catch a wave and surf on over to have a listen! Let us know what ya think!
Thanks for your friendship. We have a new self produced album out called VICTORY BAR. It is receiving local, national and international airplay. See our schedule for upcoming shows. We are now on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Dirty-Mac-Blues-Band/217367650523 You can follow us on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/TheDMBB The New thedirtymacbluesband.com is coming soon. Once again we value all our fans and friendships. Spread the gospel of The Dirty Mac Blues Band. Peace
SEE US MON. MAY 4TH @ MIDWAY CAFÉ, Jamaica Plain, MA. 10pm Also on the bill, Lijie 9pm & Choose To Find 11pm, hope to see you there! Oh, and check out the 4 new songs uploaded to our profile.
CHECK US OUT: YOU CAN DOWNLOAD OUR MUSIC FOR FREE @ www.coffeebreakjams.com & hear podcasts. T.N.C’s are also full-time members of Blue Man Group Band. We’re down with sharing gigs, email us for more info on that.
The Lionheart from Relix Magazine sample http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pjc4I4W2-yk “Time bends and you blast past planets, stars, solar systems, to arrive in a thrilling, exotic place you’ve never been before. The New Cartographers take you on the same kind of wild ride, exploring brave new musical worlds and bending concepts like looping and melody to their own virtuosic ways. McSurely and drummer Michael Petrucci map out fresh territory, using rock improvisation and textural sonics to define a terrain rich in sweeping beauty, daring in scope, and bristling with creative energy. Recording in Roslindale, Massachusetts’ Big Big Studios with an analog tape machine, vintage plate and spring reverbs, a sampler, and a handful of stomp boxes, they create what McSurely playfully calls “retro sounds of the future. ” – Ted Drozdowski (review excerpt)
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