🚨🎶 This  is DRUMAC: where industrial beats collide with nu-metal riffs and hip-hop grit. Amplifying the voiceless, shattering barriers, and exposing the harsh truths of our world. Join us on this raw, revolutionary journey! 🔥🤘 

DRUMAC isn't just a band; it's a pulse, a voice, and a battle cry for those who refuse to stay silent. Hailing from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, DRUMAC crafts a unique perspective while never losing sight of what truly matters—unity and social justice.

The music is a reflection of the world as it is, giving a voice to the voiceless. DRUMAC doesn't just play music—they channel the collective heartbeat of those fighting for change, breaking down barriers and building bridges in a world that desperately needs both.

In a time when division is the easy route, DRUMAC chooses unity. They stand with the oppressed, sing for the unheard, and play for the revolution that lives in all of us.
#DRUMAC #DivineHeresy #UnfilteredTruths 

Keep up with all our latest music:

Apple Music: 
https://music.apple.com/us/artist/drumac/1763891764

Spotify: 
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Amazon Music: 
https://music.amazon.com/artists/B08KTFYNXH?ref=dm_sh_hYRJ9FqAMpyoUlBxoMeexu19j

YouTube:
 https://youtube.com/@drumacofficial?si=epMFVxLthr0bOqbO

Cello-infused indie pop-rock collaboration from SE Wisconsin featuring Betsy Ade from the Voice Season 16. Join our mailing list now and receive our second single "Aligned" free via email. http://bit.ly/1HJrVeP

Melagrove was started in Milwaukee, WI in 1994 by Ryan Lancour(vocs/guitar) and included Jon Granof (drums), Fraz (Tim) Wright (bass) and Andy Gullota (guitar). Recorded and played live until 1998. Recently remastered and updated the Way Too Much Collection and is now available on Spotify and other streaming and online music stores. Members considering working on new material. Stay tuned!

Raised on Bible Hymns by her preacher father, Dead Horses front woman Sarah Vos' backstory sounds more like that of an old bluesman from the Mississippi Delta than a young folk singer from Wisconsin. But despite their youth, the Milwaukee-based Americana trio has crafted a timeless sound, informed as much by modern folk as it is by the classics. Vos' gospel, living free and unapologetically, is supported with conviction by Peter Raboin on mandolin and guitar, and Daniel Wolff on double bass. 

Living on four continents in six years, the ever-touring Brett Newski approaches his 1,200th show this fall. After selling 6,000 copies of his debut record out of his suitcase, Newski upgraded his team this year, collaborating with a few of his biggest influences for upcoming LP 'Life Upside Down'. Produced by Hutch Harris of Sub-Pop legends The Thermals and engineered by Beau Sorenson (Death Cab for Cutie, Superchunk, Bob Mould), 'Life Upside Down' is a 28 minute case study in how to make a mighty minimalist record. Recorded to tape at John Vanderslice's Tiny Telephone Studios in Oakland, CA, 'Life' brings raw energy and punk ethos without all the over-production, absurd layering and studio polish of so many records in 2017.

Fellow Milwaukee folk/punkers Violent Femmes have recently taken Newski under their wing, bringing him along for a number of shows in 2016. Femmes founding drummer Victor DeLorenzo describes Newski as "a punkier version of Tom Petty". Newski cites 'Life Upside Down' as "the best thing I've made in life so far" as he prepares to play 200 shows in the first year of its release.

CRUSTY ADVENTURES 

Despite the misfortunes of touring, Newski gained a quick addiction to road life and documenting the shit hitting the fan. Most of his possessions were eventually moved into his Euro tour mobile aptly named “Chuck Ragan The Car,” which served as home for over two months during his 2015 European tour. This bizarre DIY lifestyle led to the birth of a weekly YouTube series, “Crusty Adventures,” exposing the dark underbelly of touring and the strange events that unfold between gigs. In the series, Brett and tour manager, “Danimal,” tell their tales of blackmail in Germany, flaming brake rotors down the Norwegian mountainside, and terrorism in Brussels during the wake of the Paris attacks.

WEIRDEST VENUES IN THE WORLD TOUR

Looking forward, Newski is working on his next album, Land Air Sea Garage, scheduled for release in late 2016 and followed up by another world tour to finish off the year. Aiming for 2017, Brett plans to route the “Weirdest Venues in the World” tour, with gigs all over the world in unconventional spaces like attics, boats, barns, funeral homes, haunted forests, and atheist tool sheds. The Worst of Brett Newski is another ongoing project in the works, featuring 100 mini songs written about the road, on the road.

LIVING IN VIETNAM

While living in Saigon, Vietnam in 2010, Newski landed a job writing music jingles for national television campaigns, most notably a line of tampon ads placed in movie theaters and public establishments across Vietnam. The wild success of these campaigns coined him “The Vagina King of Vietnam” by his creative director. “The King” transitioned to a completely nomadic lifestyle after two years living in Saigon, playing 1000 shows across Europe, South Africa, Asia, Australia and the US. He released In Between Exits in 2011 under his own name before Tiny Victories with his band, The Corruption. Both were recorded across Asia. These releases were followed by American Folk Armageddon in 2014 on Milwaukee’s Good Land Records in the US and Make My Day Records in Europe.

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