Skatter Brainz
Abandon The Midwest
Abandon The Midwest
http://abandonthemidwest.bandcamp.com/
Pop Punk from Orlando Florida.
Four dudes collectively playing music for people to enjoy, drink to, dance to, sing along with, and whatever else you can think of. Have fun and party.
The Adolescent Theory
The Adolescent Theory
http://adolescenttheory.bandcamp.com/
Punky pop-rock from Orlando taking after Weezer and Blink 182.
SuperAids
http://www.myspace.com/superaids1
-“First of all, I’d like to say that whoever packaged this record has got to be the chain-smokingest son of a bitch who ever lived. This record reeks of cigarettes. It’s crazy. Anyway, this more or less sounds like what you would probably expect from a band that calls themselves Super Aids. New Bomb Turks fingerprints are all over this thing, with forays into Dwarves and Zeke territory: metal-tinged punk rock’n’roll, with song titles like “Rock ‘n Roll Tits,” “Girls Are For Faggots,” “Nuke ‘Em All,” etc. Certainly juvenile, occasionally entertaining. This sounds like the kind of thing that would likely best be experienced live with your buddies, throwing around cheap beer in the air, while trying to avoid the knucklehead contingency that I’m sure follows these guys around. Seven songs in total, released on Ripping Records out of Orlando. Comes on clear blue vinyl.” –RazorCake, Jeff (7″ Self-titled, Ripping) SUPERAIDS EP – “This record looks to be songs cherry picked from their killer CD released a while back (the recording was done in 2005). If you missed that, get this now, especially if you’re hankering for some twisted, snotty, asshole rock-n-roll. Florida did these guys wrong and it shows in their music and outlook. Mix some GG Allin with NECROS garage-core and you got these guys. Songs like “Rock-n-Roll Tits” sum up these degenerate turn on-s and turn offs. Filthy Florida punk rock!!! (Short, Fast, & Loud) -“Along with Libyan Hit Squad and Recycled Ruins, Orlando’s Super Aids fuel the fire of Florida punk rock . . . . “Tough Guy” starts and stops like Damaged-era Black Flag while “Nuke ‘Em All” has the frenzied speed of Boston hardcore. Meanwhile, “Rock ‘n Roll Tits” and “I Just Wanna Kiss You Tonight” could pass for Humpers outtakes. It’s nice to hear punk bands that aren’t fashion oriented or recycling the same Exploited riffs over and over again.” -Big Takeover Magazine, Chuck
The Products
http://www.myspace.com/theproducts07
http://theproducts.bandcamp.com/
In the hostile confines of a shitty class somewhere in the middle of Florida, a drummer and a guitarist sat indignantly being forcefed pointless babble from a sexless old battle-axe of a professor. The drummer noticed the arcane lyrical ability of said guitarist and soon they both ejected themselves from this embryonic waste of time that was known as freshman comp.
A few months later, in a dirty little dive once known as Will’s pub, they met again and began to forge the girders that a band would be built on. A month or so of playing would find a guitarist frustrated from lack of inspiration. The music was too metal. yar.
Then, in January, these two would meet again at another dive and an idea that would later be The Products was formed. The two began to write music immediately, drawing from punk, metal, and even old outlaw country influences, but something was missing. Drums and guitar were good together but something was lacking.
The bass guitar.
The search began online. An ad was posted. A college student with an attitude replied tentatively:
“i play bass. im a punk. i haven’t used this site or anything before, so i dont really know how this crap works. I just stumbled across this while doing online traffic schools. disregard this if your some lame ass emo band who misuses the word ‘punk’.”
Ahh, this was what we were looking for, a pissed off punk rocker.
Maybe… one could never be too sure. Some people think Green Day is punk…
So the guitarist and his girlfriend met up with this guy at a place that had a prerequisite for a meeting place:
PBR.
Recollection seems to indicate the bass player was wearing a GBH shirt.
Good choice.
One practice later and his fit was assured. He was The Bass Player. Three and a half months and 10 or 11 songs later, The Products played their first show on June 16th, 2007.
In Pursuit of Liberty
In Pursuit of Liberty
http://inpursuitofliberty.bandcamp.com/
Pop-Punk from Rockledge, FL that sounds like NoFx and similar bands.
