The Redneck Manifesto | en

Formed in August 1998 from the ashes of four of Dublin's finest hardcore bands, The Redneck Manifesto introduced themselves to Dublin audiences by way of a number of 7" singles on their own Greyslate label as well as a split 7" on Road Relish. It was however their debut album 'Thirty Six Strings' recorded by Alan O'Boyle (Decal) and released as a joint venture with French label Red F Records that harnessed the power of their increasingly passionate, tight and hypnotic instrumental live shows. 'Thirty Six Strings' warmly received by press and fans alike was acclaimed 'Irish album of the...

Italian electronic powerpop band consisting of Armen Simon Pour Ahmadabadi (vocals), Francesco Marchesin (guitar and synths), Riccardo Stecca (bass), and Mattia Cecchetto (drums). Their debut album is "The Glamour Manifesto", released in 2009. .

The Great Redneck Hope (TGRH) formed in 2000 with only Dan Harvey and Jeremy Grobsmith as the only members. After writing a 7 song set they played their first show, recruiting their original vocalist Derek Barnett a few weeks prior to their first show. TGRH played three shows as a three piece. After that, Aaron Retka joined the band as the bass player. Aaron Retka then recorded a 3" demo, which sounded pretty bad, and they toured on it for some time. They then released "Why Humans Think Computers Can't" (recorded by porkchop of Catheter fame) which showed a primitive...

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