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Lamont (band)

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Years active
  
1998 – 2007

Active until
  
2011

Labels
  
Polterchrist, Curve of the Earth, Traktor 7, Underdogma

Past members
  
Mike Cosgrove, Meghan McLaughlin, Josh Kagan, Pete Knipfing, Jay Forney, Todd Bowman

Origin
  
Allston, Massachusetts, United States (1998)

Record label
  
Curve of the Earth Records

Albums
  
Thunder Boogie, Population 3, Muscle, Guts and Luck

Genres
  
Hard rock, Stoner rock, Heavy metal, Cowpunk

Profiles

Lamont was a stoner rock trio founded in 1998 in Allston, Massachusetts, USA.

Contents

Critics have described their sound as raw 1970s AC/DC style rock and roll mixed with Iggy Pop vocals and bluesy punk. They have opened for artists including Mojo Nixon, Reverend Horton Heat, and Drive-By Truckers as well as appearing at the Emissions from the Monolith festivals. Their song "Hotwire", from their 2002 album Thunder Boogie, was included in the video game Tony Hawk's Underground.

Lamont broke up in 2007, with lead singer/guitarist Pete Knipfing playing in Mess with the Bull, a psychobilly/death metal band that includes members of Scissorfight. The band played a reunion show in October 2011.

Albums and EPs

  • Double EP (1999, Polterchrist/Curve of the Earth) (5 tracks each from Lamont and Rock City Crimewave)
  • Population 3 (2000, Polterchrist/Curve of the Earth)
  • Thunder Boogie (2002, Traktor 7)
  • Muscle, Guts and Luck EP (2005, Underdogma)
  • Compilation appearances

  • Sucking the 70s (2002, Small Stone) (track: "Nasty Dogs and Funky Kings")
  • Songs

    Rollin' HeadsPopulation 3 · 2000
    CannonballMuscle - Guts and Luck · 2005
    Water Me DownMuscle - Guts and Luck · 2005

    References

    Lamont (band) Wikipedia