Dead Birds and Blind Kids
Genre: Punk rock
Web site: http://www.myspace.com/deadbirdsandblindkids
If one thing could be said about Dead Birds and Blind Kids, it's that they are definitely a band.
If two things could be said, (presumptively including the first thing but adding an additional thing), it would be that they play punk rock music.
A third thing that could be said, if one were so inclined, might be that they are awesome.
Awesome, that is, to the person who was so inclined to bring up the third thing in the first place.
Other DB&BK-Related Points of Interest:
*No love songs
*No eyeliner
*No tight pants
*No effeminate singing during choruses or otherwise
*No "tough-guy" Ian MacKaye-wannabe screaming
*No overtly "Nu-Metal" breakdowns
*No songs dealing with "The System" or the fucking thereof.
*No chance of becoming commercially successful - i.e.: owning their CD will never diminish your street cred.
- Free MP3s:
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Nightmare on Maryland Parkway
You Are the Reason I Drink
- Recent Appearances
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Local metal night at The Farm with Hemlock
Dead Birds & Blind Kids at the Bunkhouse
Dead Birds & Blind Kids at the Double Down Saloon
Dead Birds and Blind Kids at the Double Down
- Musicians:
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Trent – Guitar, Vocals
Clay Heximer – Drums
Avran – Guitar, Vocals
Nick – Guitar - Formed:
- 2006, Las Vegas, NV
- Influences
- They Might Be Giants, The Ramones, The Lillingtons, The Vindictives, The Nobodys, Screeching Weasel
- Current status
- Rocking your face off the place where your face used to be when you had a face before it was rocked the hell right off by us.
- Discography:
If It Bleeds...We Can Kill It
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1 Comment So Far
their new drummer is waaaaaaaaaaaay better looking than the old drummer.
Posted by: captain_whiskey on 4/22/09 at 2:22 a.m. (Suggest removal)
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