...Ayuss, yass n' yessir, the Alrightee Almighty Wild n' fucking wonderful heartbreak shakers & bedraggled buncha delapidated dandies of Manchester's CountryPunkin' Rock'n'Rollercoaster Ridin' Boogie Trash Barstads The Medicine Bow bring torrential Tattered Heart Rags, Wistful waltzes, Devastation Serenades & eloquent paeans to pissing up the wrong fucking tree to this table-turnin' mess o’ blues...
'Legendary Northern Pirates' (Danse Macabre) that sometimes play country music as played by people who can't play country & end up like Motorhead in a methedrine melee mauling Tex & The Horseheads
The 'Cuntry-Punk Legends' (Liam Revenge) who ail aboard The Good Ship 'Bow have played with such legends as The Kings of Nuthin', Th' Legendary Shack*Shakers, The Deadstring Brothers, Dan Sartain, Tyla (Dogs D'Amour), Thee Exit Wounds, Kid Voodoo, The Peacocks, Curtis Eller, Ed Tudorpole, The Vipers n' The Blunts (& also Ricky Warwick & Ted Leo & The Pharmacists in the past...) as well as The Surgens, Demob & Zombina & The Skeletones
Check out The Medicine Bow for more details of what Funfalpunk call 'something from a seedy pool room in Yankee land'
Coming sometime sacrilege allows to a desert far far the fuck away....'Manchester's trashiest rawk'n'roll band...& premier country bumpkin band...country music for orphans & exiles, Rock'n'Roll for the lost & lonely with big ideas for revenge and redemption' - THE Sleazegrinder
‘Stu Gibson and Medicine Bow may be the greatest thing in music since The Faces. One of the best. If they don’t make it huge, there is no justice.’ - Dave Takis, Tommy Rivers & The Raw Ramps / Georgia Satellites manager.
‘Johnny Thunders playing the part of a deranged backwoodsman in Deliverance…like Nick Cave in the heroin breakfast days this walks it like it talks it’ - LOGO
'Greased back wonky tonk rock chops stomp the hogg hogg…fall off the stage boogalu...the ramshackle fall over boogie disease' – FictionNonFiction
'Bourbon' by Medicine Bow a bluesy burst of moonshine scorched guitar and freshly smoked vocals' - Fungalpunk in review of TNS compilation
