Two Roads To Mexico continue to incorporate the use of raspy vocals, odd time changes, carrying melodies and huge breakdowns to transition each of their songs from start to finish.
With years of shows and the new release of their second EP, Two Roads To Mexico has made a name for themselves as one of the up and coming bands in Michigan. Steve Rhoades’ sharp vocals tear from the back of his drum set only to meet up with lead guitarist Scott Rhoades’ in the front creating a dynamic of back and forth melodies. An added delight of heavy hitting bass lines from Dustin McDonald and guitar playing of Mike Hampton wrap it all up into one giant sound.
Where their past project of Dropjaw left off, Two Roads To Mexico picked right up with more emphasis on the rock/punk aspect of their music and not the hardcore approach, former members Steve and Scott Rhoades have shared many great venues with influential bands such as The Suicide Machines, Heads Will Roll, and Thunderbirds Are Now. Two Roads To Mexico is continuing on with that same dedication to writing creative and unique new songs, putting on energetic live performances, and loving the music they make and the friends they meet along the way. Already Two Roads To Mexico has a number of amazing shows behind them with friends like Bloodlined Calligraphy, The Dollyrots, Downtown Brown, Your Best Friend, Far From Finished, Wildcatting, Belikos, and Mahoney, SikSik Nation, and Jehovas Witness Protection Program. Their new self-titled EP recorded with Jim Roll is a good look into the sound of things to come from Two Roads To Mexico and we hope you enjoy it.
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In western Detroit burb of Garden City!! Friday Sept 4th @ Ramey's 6278 middlebell Garden City (detroit) Michigan 9pm 21+ *Voice Of Addiction (chicago) *The Sals *Arrogant Bastards plus the cheapest beer around!!
I spent about 4 hours of my Friday night wandering around Detroit suburbs I don't know looking for bulletin boards and storefronts for places to put up this shitty flyer I made with scissors, tape, and the copy machine at work. Hopefully it pays off. I saw the venue for the first time, too. Looks like a cool place to play.
Work is fixing to kill me this week, but I'm gonna try like hell to make up a flyer for the show and go hit up Rochester, Royal Oak, and Birmingham this weekend. I'm hoping you guys have some friends up that way (because I don't) that you can threaten with bodily harm if they don't come out. I don't want to be the only audience member.
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