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  • Shirley L. Brooks



    Hey.

    2 years ago
  • THE MAPLE TONES

    TUSK MOUNTAIN ROCKS!!! awesome set last night. thanks for the invite & opportunity... we had a fun time. keep us in mind for future gigs!!! peace & love, the mapletones

    2 years ago
  • Shirley L. Brooks



    Hi,Do you think it will be fine tomorrow?

    2 years ago
  • THE MAPLE TONES

    thanks tusk mounatin see you friday

    2 years ago
  • WINDBORN

    Hey. Yeah I'd be up for the oflannigans show and the can theater one. What and where is can theater? Scotts not sure what he's doing right now so I might be going solo for a while. I'm cool with that if you are. I'll see if I can get him out for those. Let me know if they're for sure and I'll book them. 

    2 years ago
  • WINDBORN

    hey guys how's recording going? Don't forget about my cd release idea. I've got a few of my new recordings up at windborn.ca. Let me know when you have some posted. I'm digging your cd

    2 years ago
  • TAwana KOchler

    Thanks for the add. Great music.

    2 years ago
  • Gypsy Fist

    Hey dues we just added a song called lakeside on our page come have a listen

    2 years ago
  • Gypsy Fist

    hey mountainers we just added a new song called snake in the grass come have listen

    2 years ago
  • Duo #2

    Ahoy Tusk Mountain!  We're definitely down for doing a show with ya'll whenever wherever but definitely in the near future, dig the tunes!!
    Ciao for now!

    2 years ago
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Since forming in the cold winter of 2008, Tusk Mountain has delivered a high-energy breed of dark folk music and electric driven rock 'n' roll to the praise of audiences everywhere. For years, cousins Travis Eek and Michael Szalay had ran parallel through music and eventually their tracks joined in a collaboration that would prove true to their Canadian country roots. With the addition of drummer Carson Ruhland, the trio set out to create an original sound that sways back and forth from smooth acoustic ballads to thunderous, electric foot stompers. With the howling roars of a guitar amp, the cries of an old harmonica and the dry sound of a beaten acoustic guitar, the band created an original blend of music that was previously unheard of in their local music scene. Since forming, they have went on to write a head full of original material and have gained praise from audiences for their high-energy, sing-along sets at many local venues up and down the Okanagan Valley.

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