Artist description 4 guys that strap on their instruments and down to the business of rocking the house. Well thats not my description but i'm sure its sounds really cheesy to say it. I could always change it later.....

Music Style Guitar Rock

Musical Influences nirvana, weezer, the breeders, deftones, smashing pumpkins

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Artist History It all started in a cold, vacant corner of a shed on the outskirts of Buncrana. Two boys picked up guitars and drumsticks and started bashing out their favourite songs of the time with passion. It seems so long ago but since that day when James Coyle and Neil Farren were about fifteen, they have been putting together the line-up and music that has made Laurentic.Laurentic have been gigging together since the summer of 1999 when they took to the stage supporting local band “Tame” with a line-up that consisted of James, Neil, Jamsie Rodden and Stewart Milligan. From that gig they have gone on to play gigs locally and funded the recording of their demo “Hibernate” which has received rave reviews from fans and artists alike since it was made available on Mp3.com at the end of 2000.Since the recording of the demo the band was dealt a blow when their guitar player at the time Stewart Milligan left the band, as he no longer had sufficient time since he started work full-time and Jamsie emigrated to Australia. Like all good bands the remaining members talked to Tommy Delaney a friend of Jamsie's and discussed the situation and it was decided that they would go with the three-piece option and concentrate more on increasing their set of own material.With the new slim-line Laurentic came a stronger, tighter and more refined sound that further defined what the band wanted from a good song, the need for power, strong vocals, rocking music and a live display of passion that has been dormant since the days of Nirvana.

Group Members James Coyle, Tommy Delaney and Neil Farren.

Instruments Guitars, Bass, Drums & Vocals

Location Buncrana, Donegal - Ireland

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