On Monday September 7th, Crazy Arm, The Liberation Service and 10 to Go are joining forces on the stage of six d.o.g.s for a punk-rock night.
Formed in 2006, Plymouth roots-punk ensemble, Crazy Arm’s sound is an accumulation of decades of influence and inspiration: rooted in hardcore/punk, ‘60s protest folk/country and Springsteen-esque classic rock’n’roll. They combine this with a grass-roots political overview that embraces anti-war, anti-fascist and pro-community activism.
Formed in 2009, The Liberation Service are 5 piece punk rock band from Graz. Not that merely describing them as “Punk Rock” does justice to the band’s sound. The Liberation Service whole heartedly combine the searing Punk Rock passion of The Clash and the awe inspiring song writing of The Weakerthans, whilst tying it together with all the harmony and beauty of Bright Eyes.
After gigging hard across the whole of Austria in 2009/10, The Liberation Service unleashed their début album “Hearts Unchained” in 2011 and began bringing their unique Folk Punk sound, as well as their equality focused political ideals to the rest of the world. Despite continuing line up changes, The Liberation Service remained out in the world for the majority of 2012, touring through East and Western Europe, as well as the U.K. Some how in the midst of the 60 shows the band played this year, they also found time to release a new split 7”, which boldly documented the huge musical step forward The Liberation Service has taken towards richer sounds, somehow becoming more aggressive, and yet softer, than ever before.
10 To Go is a 4-stroke punk rock engine. The band has been working since the mid-2011, having the pleasure of playing punk-rock tunes with a touch of some reggae vibes.
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