I sing in a Southern Punk Band called the DIRTY WORKS. Ive been in bands since the age of 14. Also spent 10years working as a local stagehand here in Knoxville TN.
Right now however my attention is solely on my music. The DIRTY WORKS and my acoustical project
What's next? Is there any hope for music? I heard someone the other day talking about Emo being the next Grunge. That it has the potential to be a new original sound, a movement. My feelings we're this person was a little predated because where I'm from the Emo/ Screamo stuff is already bellied up. What is it that's original...
Hello musicians and music lovers, I am going to attempt to give advice on touring in a band. It certainly seems like the life, huh? Rock out every night, stay up all night partying with the groupies you met. Playing packed houses every night and signing autographs until your hand is sore. Maybe if you join a band that is alr...
Does your Band really need a Label to make it in the music business? Tips for being in an independent band. Just a heads up I'm writing to competent musicians. If you are just starting out in your first band take all the time limits I give and triple them. In the 60's 70's, 80's and even the 90's bands looked at getting sign...
The Dirty Works emerging from the South are one of your more chaotic bands of today. With heavy pounding drums, distorted twangy guitar, solid but experimental bass and horse, raspy, rage filled vocals the music has an obvious effect on the listeners. After an onstage brawl and near riot in Memphis TN, a spokesperson for the...
Christopher Scum
Member since: March 2007
Articles Written: 4