Bantam Rooster
Hailing from Michigan's capital city of Lansing, Bantam Rooster's two piece guitar and drum approach pays tribute to the minimal aesthetics of 60's garage rock recorded on duct taped equipment. Gotten together in 1994 after T. Jackson Potter (guitar/ vocals) and Eric Cook (drums) were both experiencing down time from their full-time bands would eventually result in a series of gigs all through the Mid-West before signing with Crypt Records in 1996. With their first 7" EP Miss Luxury released that same year, their first album Deal Me In came out in 1997 followed by a European tour. Upon their return to the states, and another 7" on Ypsilanti's Flying Bomb Records, Bantam Rooster's second album The Cross and The Switchblade came out in 1999; Fuck All Y'All appeared a year later. ~ Mike DaRonco, All Music Guide
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Fuck All Y'All, Bantam Rooster's third album, was their first full-length after Mike Alonso took over as drummer from former skinsman Eric Cook; Alonzo's style is decidedly harder and heavier than...
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| recent albums | date | score | reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cross & the Switchblade | 1999 | n/a | 0 |
| Deal Me In | 1997 | n/a | 0 |

