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A totally fresh genre-defying album best described as hillbilly-punk; for fans of Ween, Supersuckers, Zappa.
Genre:
Rock: Progressive Rock
Release Date:
2007
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Die Humpin!
© Copyright-The Dirty Marmaduke Flute Squad
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Record Label: The Dirty Marmaduke Flute Squad
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The Dirty Marmaduke Flute Squad was originally the name given to the recordings of singer/grocer Nikc Miller. Recorded in the shed and basement of his parent’s home in Havre de Grace, Maryland the home recorded “Shitfever!”(2004) was mostly songs about food and girls and was recorded during a perpetual 2-month nutmeg binge. The album garnered enough local attention to demand live performances.
By 2005, The Dirty Marmaduke Flute Squad’s Nikc Miller began performing locally with friends in order to support the release of “Hugburn!” a hand-distributed CD-R collection of leftovers and new songs. The added flavor of on-stage antics and costumes created a local buzz and fanbase that consummated into generous amount of fan-recorded local music which has found a home on Archive.Org. DMFS perform live in semi-full costume using funny pseudonyms.
In 2006, the newly formed band with the addition of bassist Brian Adam Ant began recording their first effort as a band. “Die Humpin!” (2007), marks the triumphant return of a band that never was. Leaving the 4-track and synthesized beats behind, “Die Humpin” is as much a debut as it is a coming-of-age for a band that, like most great men, probably happened by accident.
Current Line-up:
Nikc Grandmasdick - Guitar, Vocals, Trumpet
Horse Power- Vocals, Spoons, Kazoo
Pikesville Gynecologist - Bass, Harmonica
Chauncey- Electrodrums
Father Ryan - Impossible guitar parts
Captain Mediocrity- Intimidation, Tambourine, Vocals
Albums:
Die Humpin (2007)
Hugburn! (2005)
Shitfever! (2004)
Songs About Rabbits EP (2003)
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This album is the nuts
author: Bill
DMFS may not be pretty to look at, but they got some serious "disposition". And if you don't know what I'm talking about, you need to go out and buy this cd now. I used to only love their single "You're Too Skinny" because it reminded me of the great Wu-tang style. Then I listened to the rest of the album and I could not believe my ears. Yes, DMFS is raw, but they have so much energy and imagination. "I Wish I Was A Black Man" has got to be one the the greatest musical masterpieces of the 20th century. In this one song alone can you see all of DMFS genius: throat sounds, their signature screaming, various rap styles, and their rendition of "Somewhere over the rainbow". They don't go at this album alone though. Kokomo Jackson and Matthew Lesko make guest spots on several songs. This album will not disappoint. DMFS is a true original in the autistic community and its time they got some due respect
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AWESOME!
author: Ira
This is the band's most polished record to date. It is full of ASS-KICKING guitar solos, hysterical lyrics, and hooks that are catchier than Herpes. Do yourself a favor and pick this record up...and pick up thier CDRS while you're at it...and DEFINITELY see them live. Nary a more entertaining band exists in the land.
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GNR + Zappa + Johnny Cash = DMFS
author: Nick Carraway
The album sounds like a mix of Guns N' Roses (lots of hard rock guitar solos and riffs), Frank Zappa (funny and intelligent lyrics), and Johnny Cash (when country was punk, before it turned into pop schlock).
There's just all sorts of great stuff on this album. The production is top-notch (there's even a full orchestra in one of the songs), and the hooks are so catchy that they'll be repeating in your head non-stop for weeks. And there's also some sort of indefineable energy in the songs that seems to be lacking from most rock music on the radio stations these days.
In all, a definite 5+ for this album, and for the band. Can't wait for their next one!
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