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Artist description
Take one part pure powerpop, add intelligence,
sprinkle with attitude, and baste with psychedelica.
Bad Haskells marries powerful guitars and rhythms
with intelligent lyrics and infectious melodies.
The result is "Texas' next great export" according
to Texas Music News magazine. Christopher Amos
writes, "if Picasso has been a musician, his music
would sound like the Bad Haskells." |
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Music Style
Alternative |
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Musical Influences
Jellyfish, Queen, Beatles |
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Similar Artists
Jason Faulkner |
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Artist History
Bad Haskells was the bastard brainchild of Daniel
Hines and Rip Rowan. Together with Dallas' Todd
Faulkner and Jeff Hodges, Bad Haskells have played
hundreds of shows across the Southwest, and have
opened for the likes of Gravity Kills, The Verve Pipe,
Fastball, Spin Doctors, Gary Hoey, Wakeland, the Hunger,
and more.
The current CD, Day-Glo, is available from Pinch
Hit Records (www.pinchhit.com) or at Internet
music stores or Border's books. |
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Group Members
Todd Faulkner - vocals, guitars
Daniel Hines - guitars, vocals, keyboards
Jeff Hodges - bass, percussion
Rip Rowan - drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals |
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Instruments
guitar, bass, drums, percussion, keyboards |
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Albums
Hampden-Sydney Circus, Day-Glo |
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Location
Dallas, TX - USA |
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