Others:
Atomic Satterfield
Chris Mackey
Kent Wagenschutz
Dustin Addis
Jermiah Lambert
Bob O’Neil
Nick Schone
JW Robb
Kevin Rendleman
Nick Krebill
Ben Thorne
and in his own way...
Grant Reynolds
and in another way...
Brett Rhoades
Influences
MINOTAURS (as in the creatures), Son House, Johnny Cash, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Rolling Stones, Woody Guthrie, Botch, Cursive, Hot Water Music, Planes Mistaken For Stars, Triple Fast Action, Whirlybird, Mississippi John Hurt, Hank Williams Sr., our friends, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Small Brown Bike, Braid, Wilco, The Melvins, Pelican, Floor, Jay-Z, Pedro The Lion
Sounds Like
"Riding a fine line between southern rock and 'progressive noise.' Angsty vocals like you just told off your Mom. No, really. Like if you said the 'f' word in front of your parents." - MACRoCK Music Festival
Wilco, Against Me!, Son House, Johnny Cash, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Rolling Stones, Woody Guthrie, Botch, Cursive, Hot Water Music, Planes Mistaken For Stars, Danzig
SCOUTS HONOR is a three-piece rock'n'roll explosion based out of Chicago and made up of Jared Grabb on vocals and guitar, David Dobbs on drums, and Ernesto Castillo on bass and backing vocals. They play bastardized heavy blues that has earned them comparisons to The Melvins, Against Me!, Unsane, and Danzig, to name a few. SCOUTS HONOR has shared the stage with such great performers as Hot Water Music, Dead To Me, Against All Authority, Glass And Ashes, Leftover Crack, Planes Mistaken For Stars, Minus The Bear, The Velvet Teen, These Arms Are Snakes, Spitalfield, Aloha, and Denison Witmer. In their 5 years as a band, they have played over 400 shows , including a tour in Germany and appearances at SXSW, CMJ, and Gainesville Fest. They also released 2 full-length albums, 3 7" records, and a split EP. The band is currently writing their 3rd album.
Check out the new BOTTOM LOUNGE re-vamped sound and stage new venue GRAND OPENING!! still the home of the $3 PBR tall boys. right off the Ashland green line stop.
How's it going? Come and check out my latest song "When The Dust Settles" if you haven't already. Let me know what you think if you get a chance. Thanks alot!
That was a great set at The Kathedral for NXNE. A power-driven assault of metal and post-rock, heavy, thunderous and full of electricity. Keep to your musical vision and feel free to make another trip up here to Toronto.