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The Scizophonics (USA) | Drifters WharfFEAT:SoyShackedLos ScallywagsIt's time brothers and sisters, to kick out the jams again with San Diego's dynamite Schizophonics, whose first two brief and BC (before covid) Australian visits in 2019 and early 2020 back blew the minds and burst the hearts of everyone who saw them. Returning on the back of their latest LP 'Hoof It', the Schizophonics will reaffirm your faith in rock'n'roll. Over the last few years this high-energy trio, which is formed around the dynamic husband and wife duo of singer/guitarist Pat Beers and drummer Lety Beers, has built up a formidable reputation around the world as an explosive live act - one that taps into the same unstoppable combination of unbridled rock 'n' roll energy and showmanship that fueled The MC5 in the heyday of the Grande Ballroom in late '60s Detroit. In addition to The MC5, The Schizophonics' wild live show is heavily influenced by artists like James Brown, Iggy Pop, Little Richard, Jimi Hendrix and The Sonics: Shindig magazine described their live show as "like watching some insane hybrid of Wayne Kramer, James Brown, and the Tasmanian Devil" and Spotify has hailed them as the "wildest live band in America".Website: https://schizophonics.com/Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/TheSchizophonicsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theschizophonics/
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All three members of the Unknown were born in China during the early 90's. The three members grew up in the small ancient town of Wuzhen, North of Tongziang City. Here they found their friendship and eventually their deep interconnection of music. Living in an environment of abusive families and none stop work in the rice paddy fields, their music grew stronger. It was not until young adulthood when the three friends decided that in order for their music to be heard by normal people living in the 21st century, they would have to move to America. Even though leaving would ultimately starve their families by taking away a main supporter and worker of the paddy fields, they happily took the chance to follow their dreams. After a long escape, they ended up in the suburbs of Philadelphia. With nothing, they used their heartwarming story on the streets to be able to afford musical equipment. They currently practice together in a garage where they continue to chase the dreams of being a not-so-popular underground band. Drums-Andrew Brubaker/Guitar-Sean Cullen/Bass-Tom W Amey
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