Artist description we're a progressive punk rock band, we figure. that's what people tend to describe us as, anyway.

Music Style progressive punk rock

Musical Influences piebald, d.b.s., rush, at the drive-in

Similar Artists at the drive-in

Artist History we've played our first show march 10th, 2000. albert and i (morgan) were in asscribed, and nathan was a friend of ours from school, whom i'd played with in a band 3 years prior to our conception.

Group Members morgan currie [bass, vocals] - albert lionais [drums, vocals] - nathan richards [vocals, guitar]

Instruments bass, drums, guitar

Albums with demonstrative objectives

Press Reviews The Rudy Huxtable Project, With Demonstrative Objectives (Out of Touch) With Demonstrative Objectives starts out like a magical fairy tale and quickly transforms into a flood of fiery passion with "White Coat Hypertension." Albert Lionais, Nathan Richards, and Morgan Currie are ripping shit up in the shadow of their industrial Cape Breton backdrop. Whether they know it or not, the three are making a healthy contribution to the evolution of indie rock and they're out-lapping many of the country's cookie cutter punk outfits, bands which lack more than just a cohesive vision. The Rudy Huxtable Project's tonal manipulation on With Demonstrative Objectives is not to be digested lightly. It makes for an experience that will grow and change colour as you familiarize yourself with it. It's a record that would fit nicely on the Matlock Records release grid. It may be roughly recorded in lo-fi conditions, but with a name like The Rudy Huxtable Project, at least you won't soon forget it.---Iain K. MacLeod

Location North Sydney, nova scotia - Canada

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