The Red Cents

The Red Cents

Ballarat

Genre:

Electric Blues


Influences:

The Dead Salesmen, The Cruel Sea, The Spoils, Black Eyed Susans, Sym Nugent, Matt Walker, Mighty Servant, The Redliners, The Dumb Earth, The WouldsBob Dylan, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Charles Mingus, Tom Waits, The Dirty Three, Captain Beefhear...


Label: None

The Red Cents are revolutionaries, always ready to ride out across the semi-temperate tundra of urban Melbourne and outlying districts, spreading the word of chops-laden roots rock. Described as `Quentin Tarantino’s Wedding Band’ the four Red Cents are worth more than the sum of their discontent.

“Wyatt” Earl sings like Smokey Dave plays guitar, when nothing else in the world makes sense, you play some music. Big Andy T is a veritable bass doctor and Jamie the Frog O’Neill knows all about them drums.

Barely two years old the lads have already played along side such bands as Carus and the True Believers, CWQ, The Vasco Era, The Woulds and CW Stoneking.

Beat Magazine described their “For As Long You Like” demo (recorded at PBS Studio 5, with Steph O’Hara from the Blue Grassy Knoll) as ` bluesy’ and `gospel tinged’ but more importantly as `flawed but endearing’. The Red Cents understood that to be the highest of compliments for their gaze is fixed on the horizon, on pleasing the punters, on the next heartfelt tune.

Upcoming Gigs:

Friday the 16th February 2007 at the Public Bar, Nth Melbourne. w/ Honeymaker + Dan from Hotel Diabl0.

Check out:

www.triplejunearthed.com/theredcents

for some tunes and

www.myspace.com/theredcents

to leave the lads a message.

Andrew Tigges: Electric & Double Basses
David Ruddick: Electric/Slide Guitar
Earl Leonard: Accoustic Guitar & Vox
Jamie O'Neill: Drums

(Please note: Of the songs available on this site only Louie's Lament featu...


Comments on The Red Cents

There are no comments
You must sign in before you can submit a comment
Embed these tracks on your site
To embed these tracks onto your website, copy and paste the following HTML:



Chart Ranking