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Disco Curtis

Surprise Me & Alone And Loving It

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This weekend I ended up at the ROXY in Hollywood to see the After Midnight Project (previously recommended) and opening up for them was a band called ‘Disco Curtis’ I hadn’t heard them before and to be honest I liked what I heard which brings us here, doesn’t it?

Disco Curtis formed in August 2008 in Dallas, Texas when singer/songwriter Tanner Howe began writing the singles “Breaking Hearts” and “Surpise Me”. Tanner was soon accompanied by long-time friends AJ Novak (drums) and Garrett Perales (guitar); and the trio headed into the studio to get down to business. The chemistry of the band wasn’t hard to find, expecially since the three boys had known each other since the fourth grade. Brendan Barone (bass) soon joined the band to complete the line-up. The band focuses on the notion that “music brings people together” and they stand firmly by that outlook.

In the later part of 2009 the band released their first EP titled ‘Play with Fire, Get Burned’. Each song bringing forth a catchy story of heartbroken love.

The name Disco Curtis actually a homage to a fellow disco legend and drummer named Curtis. Curtis played with various disco bands throughout the 1970s wearing a paper bag over his head but has recently become a mentor and friend to Disco Curtis residing in Dallas himself.

You can catch the band on this summer’s Vans Warped Tour, click read more for dates.

Silent & Listen

My Mistake & Hours

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Nathan Woody (vocals/guitar) had been dabbling with several songs for three years time but the time for those songs to shine came after his former band called it quits. It was that act alone that caused a movement towards a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, seriously. The disbanding of Woody’s former band in December 2007 led him to craiglist in search for a rhythm section that would let the songs he had been so involved with finally come to life. Woody found Marlon Rhine (drummer) on craiglist and the two connected. Soon it was off to Joel Mullis’ Fatback Studios where they records three songs. After that the journey for a bass player began and soon Philip Mallory (bass) was added to the mix. And thus, ‘Silent and Listen’ was born in Atlanta, GA.

Soon  the band created their first full length album titled ‘Secret Hiding Places Never Are”. The album has powerful, fast-paced riffs with catchy lyrics to match. The CD will have you hooked at first listen and will make perfect for driving. I suggest checking it out.

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