Lamont (band)
This article is about the US band. For other uses, see Lamont (disambiguation).
| Lamont | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Allston, Massachusetts, United States |
| Genres | Hard rock, Stoner rock, Heavy metal, Cowpunk |
| Years active | 1998 – 2007 |
| Labels | Polterchrist, Curve of the Earth, Traktor 7, Underdogma |
| Past members | Mike Cosgrove, Meghan McLaughlin, Josh Kagan, Pete Knipfing, Jay Forney, Todd Bowman |
Lamont was a stoner rock trio founded in 1998 in Allston, Massachusetts, USA.
Critics have described their sound as raw 1970s AC/DC style rock and roll mixed with Iggy Pop vocals and bluesy punk. They have opened for artists including Mojo Nixon, Reverend Horton Heat, and Drive-By Truckers as well as appearing at the Emissions from the Monolith festivals. Their song "Hotwire", from their 2002 album Thunder Boogie, was included in the video game Tony Hawk's Underground.[1]
Lamont broke up in 2007, with lead singer/guitarist Pete Knipfing playing in Mess with the Bull, a psychobilly/death metal band that includes members of Scissorfight. The band played a reunion show in October 2011.
Discography
Albums and EPs
- Double EP (1999, Polterchrist/Curve of the Earth) (5 tracks each from Lamont and Rock City Crimewave)
- Population 3 (2000, Polterchrist/Curve of the Earth)
- Thunder Boogie (2002, Traktor 7)
- Muscle, Guts and Luck EP (2005, Underdogma)
Compilation appearances
- Sucking the 70s (2002, Small Stone) (track: "Nasty Dogs and Funky Kings")
References
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