MotoBunny Joins Rusty Knuckles Music, Featuring Members of the Woolly Bandits and The Love Me Nots

MotoBunny joins Rusty Knuckles Music and will release their debut album in 2015

 

Rusty Knuckles Music has grown over the last five years to rally around quite a few distinct tones in the sonic delivery of what we call American Roots. Jangly garage rock is one of those areas which is truly defining as a distinct sound honed out of the mid 1960's and helped to define what we know as punk rock . Whether it be the fuzzed out catchiness of  The Sonics, the explosive lives shows with the MC5, the raw element in early White Stripes albums or one of our all time favorites, the DirtBombs out of Detroit, Garage Rock is truly part of the soundscape of American Roots. 

Without further ado, please welcome MotoBunny to Rusty Knuckles Music. Their debut single "MotoBunny" will launch on November 11th via Itunes along with their brand new video on youtube and vimeo. Read on below to find out more on the band and what exactly they are all about.

Jack White On Creativity and Pushing Through To New Ideas

Jack White's short diatribe here says it best about giving yourself limitations in order to be more creative. Personally, we feel that most people are inherently lazy and will follow a group to achieve most things. Pushing through to new boundaries is damn hard work, yet is also equally frustrating and rewarding at the same time. Individuals such as Jack White are ones to learn from along with a plethora of other true characters that seek to build new ideas from what was thought an area that has already been mined. With this notion, after all orders are packed and ready for shipping, time to get back on the '51 Chevy shop truck build...

One more reason why Jack White can do no wrong