Gullifty's Underground

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Thursday, March 4

Condition K

The Kick Me's

Condition K - Central Pa's modern rock foursome, Condition K, provide a brilliant combination of contemplative lyrics, captivating vocals and unmatched musicianship. Founded in 2003, Condition K was assembled by members of some of Pennsylvania's most influential bands (Julian Fist, 3Star, Stereo Logic). The band made an immediate impact and quickly became a force in today's Mid-Atlantic rock scene. The band's main influences range from classic rock bands such as The Doors and Led Zeppelin to the modern rock sounds of bands such as Stone Temple Pilots and Fuel.
The Kick Me's - The Kick Me's were born in December of 2003 after Justine (Astraphobia, BCFF) and Leah convinced Eleny to be their singer. Tara (The Blahs) came to the first practice and picked up a guitar. By the end of the night, she was recruited into the band as well. After 2 months of practicing, their first two shows were set up by Mike Powers of Roundtable Presents and Jim Lott. Currently the band is working on recording a 4 song demo and setting up as many shows in the area as possible. "Indierock, Riotgrrl, Electroclash. Very different from anything else around Harrisburg. Very hooky, yet very sonically interesting. Catch this or one of their earliest shows (they're still a bit raw live - these are shows 5 and 6) before they hit the road, playing cool shows in big cities, and get signed to a cool indie label - which is the likely outcome. Tara is a real talent, and they're all supercool." Jim Lott - PA Rocks

Friday, March 5

Reach Around Rodeo Clowns

Reach Around Rodeo Clowns - The Reach Around Rodeo Clowns are an all original psychobilly/rockabilly band from Lancaster, PA. The band consisted of Wendell Jones on vocals, his brother, Quentin Jones, on guitar, Jan Luszczek on upright bass, and Jim Rhodes on drums. The band was playing in a five state region that includes PA, DE, MD, NJ, and NY. They have also performed in the Washington, D.C. area. This band has been very successful and are adding new states in which they play.
Lead Foot - featuring Dave Johnston from Bon Fuhrer. Dave/Davey/Tommy is a Gullifty's favorite. Expect rockin' covers from the '70s & 80's, perhaps including Ram Jam's "Black Betty".

Saturday, March 6

Fith

Herbie

Blue Corduroy

Fith - Formed in June of 2002, fith has been packing venues on both Harrisburg’s East and West shores, playing Modern rock original and cover material since their August debut as a headline act. The response has been so great that Elephant & Castle Pub, Holiday Inn New Cumberland, used the band’s single Sun2Set for its late October 2003 radio advertising on 93.5 FM WTPA and guitarist Rob for the voice over. With a massive and loyal following, the band looks to make a huge splash throughout Central Pa and beyond in 2004.
Herbie - herbie, known for its magical blend of high-energy rock, uptown funk, infectious jams, and heart pounding hip-hop beats, formed in the fall of 2000. The music of herbie is catchy enough to sing along with, groovy enough to dance to, diverse enough to please even the most demanding music fan, and offers a truly unique balance of melody, accessibility, and musicality.
Blue Corduroy - With their original mix of electronica, funk/jazz, and rock this band keeps you on the edge of your ears. Influences such as Medeski, Martin, and Wood, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Portishead, Susanne Vega, Radiohead, and PJ Harvey make for an interesting blend of styles and textures.

Thursday, March 11

Condition K

Friday, March 12

C-Minus Society

Naked Stranger

Drives Like Fire

C Minus Society - C Minus delivers a motivating sonic force building on alert, fierce drumming and thunderous bass firmly interlocked and flanked by the grinding tones of toaster-warm guitars that embrace emotional vocals. Head-rushing, triumphant choruses melt away into delicately undulating melodies that leave the listener entranced by their beauty -- only to be smacked back into reality by infallible musical and lyrical hooks that leave you singing along with the band long before each song's last note.
Naked Stranger - Naked Stranger is a York based rock band devoted to having fun. Energetic Rock and Roll is what they do best While on stage, their spontaneous behavior and awesome energy will undoubtedly get you up out of your seat and wishing you were on stage with them. So check out the next show and come get Naked with a Stranger.
Drives Like Fire - Hailing from Lancaster, Drives Like Fire has fast joined Central Pennsylvania's dominant original rock bands. Drawing influences from fellow Keystone State bands Live and Fuel, singer/guitarist Wit Witmer, Bassist Michael Zalenski and drummer Bon Measel have forged a modern rock sound distinctly their own. Wit's a good songwriter with a good ear for hooks.

Saturday, March 13

Frog Holler

No Show Ponies

Frog Holler - "put stringed instruments in their hands and they bare their souls as if it's their last night on earth", extolled No Depression magazine of frogholler in 2001 after the release of the band's third record, Idiots. Idiots debuted on the Americana Charts at #34 and the band was subsequently featured in The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Washington Post, and on NPR's news magazine, "Here & Now". A tour of The Netherlands followed, while back in the States the band was gaining a reputation as a "live act to be reckoned with."
No Show Ponies - No Show Ponies is a rock n roll band that combines the best elements of the past and present to create a unique sound of their own. The band features the memorable song writing of guitarist Jeff Brown, the distinct voice of guitarist/singer Ben Brown and the driving rhythm section of bassist Jason Shover and drummer Jason Jones.

Wednesday, March 17 - St. Patrick's Day!

Love Stomp

The Kick Me's

Love Stomp - Love Stomp is a modern rock cover band based in Harrisburg, Pa. Greg and Amy are currently in an acoustic duo called Tangerine Orange. They still play as Tangerine Orange in the local area and have now expanded the acoustic duo to the four piece band Love Stomp. Love Stomp features one of Harrisburg's best kept secrets, Amy on lead vocal. With her incredible voice and exciting stage presence she is something you will want to check out. Backing Amy is a band of three exceptional musicians who have played in the local area in numerous bands. Love Stomp will be also working on orginal material in the near future. Mix it all together and you have something that is special and something we call Love Stomp.
The Kick Me's - The Kick Me's were born in December of 2003 after Justine (Astraphobia, BCFF) and Leah convinced Eleny to be their singer. Tara (The Blahs) came to the first practice and picked up a guitar. By the end of the night, she was recruited into the band as well. After 2 months of practicing, their first two shows were set up by Mike Powers of Roundtable Presents and Jim Lott. Currently the band is working on recording a 4 song demo and setting up as many shows in the area as possible. "Indierock, Riotgrrl, Electroclash. Very different from anything else around Harrisburg. Very hooky, yet very sonically interesting. Catch this or one of their earliest shows (they're still a bit raw live - these are shows 5 and 6) before they hit the road, playing cool shows in big cities, and get signed to a cool indie label - which is the likely outcome. Tara is a real talent, and they're all supercool." Jim Lott - PA Rocks

Thursday, March 18

Condition K

The Parallax Project

Condition K - Central Pa's modern rock foursome, Condition K, provide a brilliant combination of contemplative lyrics, captivating vocals and unmatched musicianship. Founded in 2003, Condition K was assembled by members of some of Pennsylvania's most influential bands (Julian Fist, 3Star, Stereo Logic). The band made an immediate impact and quickly became a force in today's Mid-Atlantic rock scene. The band's main influences range from classic rock bands such as The Doors and Led Zeppelin to the modern rock sounds of bands such as Stone Temple Pilots and Fuel.
Parallax Project - The nucleus of Parallax Project is Michael Giblin. If you're into obscure independent pop music, then you may have heard of him, but probably not. As a bassist, he's played on a bunch of albums for a number of "should have been famous" bands and artists, including Cherry Twister, Steve Ward, and Jeffrey Gaines. Parallax Project is, however, a horse of a different color. The music itself is eclectic, yet rooted in the melodic, arrangement -driven pop that has helped make so many worthy artists nearly famous. The record's musical styles move from Who-like blasts of mod-pop, through the intricate jangle of a Byrdsian 12-string, all the way to the pastoral roots-pop of The Band. Sprinkled throughout are delicate harmonies and keen observations on lives that are colliding, expanding, and falling apart, with the unifying elements being Michael's inviting voice and his distinctive perspective as a songwriter. Quality power-pop in the vein of Cherry Twister. Parallax Project plays IPO frequently.

Friday, March 19

The Luv Gods

The Luv Gods - featuring Shea Quinn from the Sharks, Jet Silver. Shea is a Gullifty's favorite. Most Luv Gods shows here are packed. Mostly 80's covers.

Saturday, March 20

Wayne Supergenius

Steve Reso

Wayne Supergenius - Wayne Supergenius writes the old fashioned kind of song. The big hook, the unforgettable melody, the crafted solo that many who have been sucked into the dreary world of the image conscious have missed. Or to quote Peter Bothum of Rockpile magazine: "With such a true-blue batch of solid rock songs, timing is irrelevant."
Steve Reso - Honing his skills as a member of several notable 90’s bands such as Underground Cartoons, Reso paid his dues in every smoky, dark club from New Orleans to Dover to NYC. Along the way he developed a sound and style all his own and in the mid 90’s decided to seize the solo spotlight. After a deal with one label fell through, his demo tape landed in the hands of Indian, president of Gig Records. In 2002, the critically acclaimed "Ordinary Life" was released and quickly became a radio standard on the Central PA airwaves. The buzz surrounding the disc soon made its way to the studios of MTV who are currently spinning tracks from "Ordinary Life" on their Real World/Road Rules Challenge Series. The band had the honor of opening for Better Than Ezra recently at the Bottle & Cork in Dewey Beach and have shared the stage with such bands as Fuel, Live, Gene Loves Jezebel and Solution AD.

Thursday, March 25

Condition K

The Drive Home

Friday, March 26

The Clarks

Sweet Pea Felty

The Clarks - The Clarks are an unprecedented rock phenomenon in their hometown of Pittsburgh, where the rock 'n' roll quartet regularly performs for crowds of 8,000 or more and where their last record outsold many of today's biggest music acts. With five studio albums and countless live performances to their credit, The Clarks share the kind of musical shorthand only a band of near-brothers can know. Their top-notch musicianship and songwriting are clearly evident on their new CD, Another Happy Ending, the band's second for Razor & Tie.
Sweet Pea Felty - From Harrisburg, PA, Sweet Pea Felty is on a mission to bring back the fun and excitement in music. Let the kids have their fluff. This band plays real rock music for grown-ups. Straight ahead, hard driving, rootsy, bluesy, rock and roll. Mr. Sweet Pea himself, aka Jeff Feltenberger, is a skilled musician and performer who has spent a great deal of time recording and touring nationwide. Much of his experience was gained as guitarist, vocalist, songwriter and co-producer with The Badlees, a band that at the height of their popularity scored two top 5 national rock radio tracks. Jeff’s association with The Badlees ended in March 2004.

Saturday, March 27

The Underwater

The Skyline Drive

The Underwater - Absolutely fantastic band from York, PA. This is their 2nd show back from a 2 month tour of Europe. Compared to Muse, The Juliana Theory, Placebo, Cave-In, Foo Fighters, Filter, Hoobastank, Thrice. Emotional, melodic guitar rock. "THE UNDERWATER could easily become one of rock's brightest stars as "Bleed Me Blue" contains some exceptional moments." Smother.net Yup, they could be huge, massive. Catch em here while you still can. Much of 2004 will be tours, more US, and more Europe. US tour in April.
The Skyline Drive In a scene full of watered down hard rock and corporate punk rock aimed solely at 14 year old girls, comes something new. Something hard enough to satisfy your "heavy" appetite. Catchy enough to make the most apathetic listener sing along. And straight up kicking enough to make your grandmother rock the F*CK out. Officially formed in mid 2003, The Skyline Drive consists of an all-star line up from multiple genres of music. Dave Lord formerly of Warner Bros. recording artists TIDEWATER GRAIN and Hans Schloesser of Triple Crown recording artists MUSHMOUTH later renamed OUT TO WIN decided to leave their previous bands to try their hands in something different. The Skyline Drive then recruited drummer extraordinaire Jared Piccone from "emo" moguls THIRTEEN OVER EIGHT (as well as the fantastic D'AREY OCTOBER) and bassist Justin AKA Judd from hardcore heavy weights DYSPHORIA.
The Midnight Drive Complex Emo-core, similar to Glassjaw, The Midnight Drive features Aaron, Leo and Dan of Sceva, and Brad of Deviation Theory. This is their first show, and wise, insightful local geniuses who have seen them play in their basement say they're quite good. Looks like they'll be touring with The Underwater for part of The Underwater's upcoming US tour.

Schedules from previous months

February 2004
January 2004
December 2003
November 2003