Attach the Enemy

It's all real simple, see. For a time I used to sit in my room for days in the dark with a beat up guitar that I used to play non-stop. From there on in, I envisioned what it would be like to convert any kind of musical talent I had into a melodic disaster of voice over chord progressions, random tunings and a unique acoustic picking style that I assure you, you don't learn unless you've played guitar mostly in the dark.  Attach the Enemy is the singular battalion necessary for me to convey everything I've ever wanted to say through music.  For more of their music visit http://www.attachtheenemy.com/.

The Real Burnouts

A vast denial of whatever comes easy, passion runs wild on the east coast. most influences can be found growing freely in the garden of eden, but all biblical dead horse whipping aside we (they) do it right, and leave the air smelling of spearmint. Almost certain to never be caught or contained, our thoughts defy gravity by law and by conscience. Whatever it is that we said before we went off has not been proven untrue, and all its tangents wander the desert at night slaughtering wild camels and wearing their carcasses as we pray beneath the starlight for tomorrow. We are copious maximus and we have many favorites.  For more of their music visit http://www.myspace.com/therealburnouts.

Deadlock

DEADLOCK was created when the Ada's (Matthew and Brandon) decided to start their own band while picking up Nick and John. Originally called NaMeLeSs, DEADLOCK has come a long way releasing a 4 track ep and their self-titled album DEADLOCK in 2001, with phenomenal recorded tracks and deep guitar/drums, include total shredding and feirce screaming. They also had their music played on local radio stations and played many shows with many bands in the Mohawk Valley.  For more of their music visit http://www.myspace.com/deadlock315.

Shameless Breaks

The Shameless Breaks were formed in the fall of 2005 and played what became known in many circles as indie hard-rock. The band featured the talents of Karl LaBarbara (vox), Wilcox (guitar), Dave Gomez (bass), and Adara Wilczak (drums and percussion). They brought the joy of rock and roll to those lucky enough to be present at their live shows. In March of 2006 "The Steady Chain EP" was released to local acclaim. Their final show in the spring of 2006 was highlighted by Wilcox jumping off of a couch and playing guitar with his teeth. The band dissolved shortly thereafter following the mysterious disappearance of their singer. However, they later reformed under the name The Scratch Dirty (www.myspace.com/thescratchdirty) with a new vocalist and a more punk-driven sound.