Showing posts with label amoeba music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label amoeba music. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Flat Tires Are Now Officially Approved By Motorhead and Headcat

Its about damn time that the world woke up to the Flat Tires. For all of those in the know, we thank ya for being there and checking out one of the best damn Juke Joint Rock N' Roll bands hitting the stages anywhere. Now we can officially count on Lemmy, Slim Jim Phantom and Danny B. Harvey as being fans of the band. Do yourself a favor and become baptized in beer and get out to the shows to witness one of the best live bands working the club circuit today.

We are keeping the lid tightly shut for now, but we can guarantee that a big tour slated for late this summer is going to help them explode into a whole new spectrum. Even though they get Flat Tires home turf wrong, it just doesn't matter. The fellas are rockin' out to the Flat Tires and putting them up against a lot of proven bands. Proof is in the puddin', roll the tape...

Slim Jim Phantom, Lemmy and Danny B. Harvey diggin' the Flat Tires




Flat Tires will be one of the featured bands on the Rock N' Rassle Apocalypse July 28th 2012

Monday, September 12, 2011

Rusty Knuckles Music - Now Available At Amoeba Music, Best Independent Record Store

We are damn proud to let the masses know that our releases will soon be available in Amoeba Music. If you have yet to get to the best damn indie record store in the nation, then make travel plans along with a mighty long list of what you are after. Amoeba Music is our personal kryptonite. Walking through those doors at 10 am, upon opening,  was always the equivalent of either a nervous breakdown, if we forgot our list of albums to buy or pure heaven upon finding those hidden gems in the used racks. If only they served coffee there I think we might never have left.

Dear Amoeba, we need your holy grounds of music nerdom on the east coast, preferably Raleigh if you have to choose a great east coast city to open a new location.

Amoeba Music