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The Pinx at Bogg’s Social & Supply Two Year Anniversary Party
For a long time, I’ve felt fine with depriving myself of live music. It was for the greater good. Anxiety rode up and set up camp and told me that maybe I didn’t even miss live music. A few nights ago I went to Bogg’s Social and watched a few bands. It was intensely emotional.…
Read More‘The Pinx Live At Standard Electric’ Performance Video Now on YouTube
We’ve uploaded the full ‘Live At Standard Electric’ performance video to our YouTube channel and we encourage you to crank it up and rock out! Special Thank You to Damon Moon and Andrew Barkau at Standard Electric. Song Order: Victimless Crime See You Later Honey Bee (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) Precious and Grace (ZZ…
Read MorePre-Order for Christmas Singles EP
We’re giving a proper release to the Christmas Singles EP, with a new song added. The EP will be out on Tuesday, Nov. 24 and pre-orders are up now on Bandcamp! Make sure that you’re following us on Spotify so the Christmas EP shows up in your Release Radar. Track List:1.) Father Christmas (The Kinks)2.)…
Read MoreThe Obelisk Premiere’s “It’s Electric” Music Video
The Obelisk has premiered the new music video from The Pinx, “It’s Electric”. The video is an oil projection video done by Lance Gordon at Mad Alchemy. Pretense is nowhere to be found. The material is well written, well performed, well produced. It sounds like rock and roll to me. The Obelisk Read the full…
Read More“Electric!” EP Out Now
New music from The Pinx! The “Electric!” EP is out now on all digital platforms, including an Extremely High Definition version on Bandcamp. “We deliberately created the most lean, energetic rock guitar fest that Chance (McColl, Lead Guitar and Vocals) and I could muster,” Adam McIntyre says. “Chuck (Wiles, Bass and Backing Vocals) and Cayce…
Read MoreDo The Damn Thing ft. Wayne Kramer
Adam McIntyre releases new single, Do The Damn Thing, featuring Wayne Kramer, the legendary guitarist, and co-founder of the seminal rock band the MC5. The MC5 came up in Detroit’s bustling music scene in the late Sixties and is considered to be one of the most influential American rock bands of all time. Wayne Kramer…
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