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The Crazy Carls : Cafe Risque
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Fun and catchy Rock/Reggae describes The Crazy Carls' debut EP "Cafe Risque." WIth jamming guitar and smooth bass lines, The Crazy Carls have been described "surf rock at it's finest."
Genre: Rock: Surf Rock
Release Date: 2009
Cafe Risque Record Label: The Crazy Carls
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Album Notes

The Crazy Carls


2007 Hard Rock Hotel Battle of the Bands winner
2007 University of Central Florida Talented Knights winner
2008 Monster Battle of the Bands at Backbooth finalists


As seen at:
Rock for Hunger Music Festival 3 and 4
Gainesville Earth Day music Festival
2009 Florida Music Festival
2009 Antipop Music Festival


The Crazy Carls have shared national acts like:
The Supervillains
Passafire
State Radio
Eek-A-Mouse
Ky-Mani Marley
SOJA
Whole Wheat Bread
Kardinal Offishall
Authority Zero
The Movement
Ballyhoo
Badfish
Pato Banton
The Toasters


The Crazy Carls formed in late 2006 as an acoustic duo consisting of Alex Baugh and the one and only Crazy Carl. The two quickly established a presence in the local bars surrounding the University of Central Florida that had brought them together with a style that many have described as "surf rock at it's finest." However, the jamming guitar and smooth bass lines seemed to lend themselves best to this rock style and a drummer was needed. After a period of searching and an unfortunate turn of events that lead to Carls return home, Alex joined forces with Jerry Rodriguez on the drums and Mike Hulihan on the bass in a way that would immediately turn heads all over Florida and soon into Georgia. Frequently sharing the stage with national acts like The Supervillains, the Crazy Carls have drawn the attention of music lovers everywhere, who are currently in heated anticipation of their forthcoming EP set for release in the fall of 2009 under the title "Cafe Risque." While the future is rarely certain, it seems unlikely that The Crazy Carls have anywhere to go but up. This is definitely a band to watch.

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