The Supervillains
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The Supervillains are a four-piece reggae
band from St. Cloud
, Florida
.
, Slightly Stoopid
, Fishbone
, Streetlight Manifesto
, Mu330
, Inner Circle, Authority Zero
, the Expendables, the Mad Caddies
, and Catch 22
, the band released "MASSIVE" on Hawaii's LAW Records, the label owned by longtime tourmates Pepper. The record was produced during a 6-week stay at Orlando's Fighting Records Studios with producer James Wisner and featured guest appearances from Slightly Stoopid's Kyle MacDonald and ex-Inner Circle vocalist Kris Bentley. Massive included a mix of re-creations of their older tracks, new songs, 2 dub tracks, and a cover of Billy Joel's "Movin' Out (Anthony's Song)". It was released on October 7 on LAW in conjunction with Silverback Entertainment's new umbrella, Controlled Substances Soundlabs, the Supervillains showcased the album on a nationwide tour supporting Pepper on the first LAW Records Tour.
It's more than just a clever play on words (although it is that too); the East Coast Fall Out Tour is The Supervillains' dedication to taking touring back to where it all began for them - to the Atlantic Coast. "We're all pumped for the East Coast Fall Out Tour because we haven't spent much time over here and it's high time these folks got some love," states Dom Maresco, the charismatic lead singer and drummer for The Supervillains. He addresses the naming of the tour simply as “an east coast tour taking place during the fall and we're gonna party until we fall out".
The East Coast Fall Out Tour is a non-stop, two and a half week journey back to their roots and begins on October 27, 2011 in charleston, SC and ends back home in Orlando, FL on November 13, 2011 at the Orlando Calling Music Festival. The Supervillains strategically selected artists to join them whose sound would complement their own unique rock infused reggae sound and would match the overall vibe of the tour. In doing so, they recruited a fellow east coast band, The Movement, to bring their signature hip hop flavored reggae/rock and infectious energy to the stage. Having gained a buzz with Supervillains fans this past summer, DP will reprise his role as their special guest and round out a solid line-up of talented artists across multiple genres.
The East Coast Fall Out Tour is as much about the party as it has always been on Villains' tours past; however this marks an especially high note in their career as they embark on their most sizable venture yet - their own record label, Rah Rah Rah Records. "We're currently building a multi-genre roster of top notch bands from all over the country. We’re very excited," states Maresco on the launch of Rah Rah Rah Records. The Supervillains' East Coast Fall Out Tour is in direct support of the label's first album release - their own! POSTCARDS FROM PARADISE is The Supervillains fifth full-length album and is tracking to be their most successful to date. Its performance on the reggae charts has been remarkable, debuting at #1 on Amazon and #3 on iTunes.
The East Coast Fall Out Tour is the perfect platform for The Supervillains to promote their new album on their new label. With so much new happening for the band, it's nice to have something familiar to remind fans why they fell in love with the fun-loving foursome to being with and that can be found in Dom's closing statement, "Come on out and have a couple too many with us!".
1. blumpkin 3:38
2. delieverence 3:42
3. dom song 3:05
4. jumping beans 2:22
5. march of the ducks 3:45
6. my ex-girlfriend sucks 2:48
7. nazi stomp 2:24
8. oi's to the mu...fu hood 3:55
9. papa ooo mow mow 2:20
10. rock around the clock 2:10
11. rodeo day 3:11
12. smoke em' if ya got em' 3:42
13. snow white 4:19
14. st. cloud 3:14
15. surfin' usa 2:12
16. the man with the power 3:29
17. weekend in washington 3:04
18. why ain't i got 1:37
Horseshoes and Handgrenades (2002)
1. Gold 2:42
2. Krippy weed 4:02
3. Be Alright 3:10
4. Robots in Purgatory 4:32
5. Robots in hell 3:42
6. Human puke Machine 2:47
7. Ois 3:03
8. Dom Song 3:16
9. You Got me 3:12
10. I funked your Mom 2:26
11. Oh lord one more day 3:33
12. Melissa 1:57
13. Crew Cut 2:59
14. Summer of 96 1:11
15. Ronnie Dobbs 3:31
16. Thank yous 26:49
Jahmerica (2004)
1. Car Sex - Get It On 4:17
2. Snow White 4:21
3. Mary Jane And Jagermiester 4:32
4. Nazi Stomp 3:27
5. Robots In Hell 3:19
6. Blood Fart 2:36
7. Crack Ho 3:46
8. Robots In Purgatory 4:16
9. St. Thomas 2:43
10. Mixed Signals 4:15
11. Fitz 2:39
12. My Cousin Chris Is Gay 2:35
13. Smoke 'em If You Got 'Em 4:36
14. Robots In Heaven 4:40
15. Jesus In The Pit 3:56
16. Overdose 18:25
Grow Yer Own (2006)
1. 20 Excuses 3:19
2. Moonshine 3:29
3. Little Girl 2:54
4. Jumpin' Beans 2:26
5. Beaches 3:43
6. Surfin' Usa 2:07
7. Resin 3:16
8. Punch Drunk Dub 2:50
9. Ex-girlfriend 2:32
10. Baghdad 2:18
11. Uno Momento 2:56
12. Get Out Da Way 3:08
13. Breakfast On a Mirror 4:15
14. Mary Jane & Jagermeister (Feat. Jack Ruby Jr) 28:34
Massive (2008)
1. You Got Me 3:10
2. The Pit (Feat. Kyle McDonald of Slightly Stoopid) 2:01
3. Coming home 3:04
4. Be Alright 3:33
5. Smoke Em' (Feat. Chris Bentley) 3:18
6. Little Girl 3:27
7. Iru Kanji 3:20
8. Movin' Out (Anthony's Song) 3:35
9. St.Thomas 3:04
10. Car Sex (Get it On) 3:02
11. Crippy Weed 3:58
12. Tortuosity (skit) 1:07
13. Snow White 2:45
14. Overdose 3:03
15. ru Kanji Remix 3:20
16. You Got Me Remix 3:14
17. Thank You's 18:41
Postcards From Paradise (2011)
1. I Hate Everything 3:29
2. On A Pizza 3:20
3. Drinkin’ Tonight 3:05
4. Careless Whisper (George Michael Cover) 4:50
5. The Way I Like It 3:25
6. Free 3:07
7. I’m Gonna Do 3:26
8. Dat Azz 2:40
9. I’m Leavin’ 3:37
10. Fundamentalists 3:01
11. Stuck In The Middle 3:39
12. The Bottom Of The World 3:25
13. Puddles 2:28
14. Without You 3:15
15. Don’t Be Afraid 3:32
16. Postcards From Paradise 2:54
Interviews
Reggae
Reggae is a music genre first developed in Jamaica in the late 1960s. While sometimes used in a broader sense to refer to most types of Jamaican music, the term reggae more properly denotes a particular music style that originated following on the development of ska and rocksteady.Reggae is based...
band from St. Cloud
St. Cloud, Florida
St. Cloud is a city in Osceola County, Florida, United States. The population was 35,183 at the 2010 census. St. Cloud is closely associated with the adjacent city of Kissimmee and its proximity to Orlando area theme parks, including Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando Resort, and Seaworld.St...
, Florida
Florida
Florida is a state in the southeastern United States, located on the nation's Atlantic and Gulf coasts. It is bordered to the west by the Gulf of Mexico, to the north by Alabama and Georgia and to the east by the Atlantic Ocean. With a population of 18,801,310 as measured by the 2010 census, it...
.
Massive
After spending 2006 and 2007 supporting "Grow Yer Own" on the road with the likes of PepperPepper (band)
Pepper is a rock band originally from Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. The band's music is often classified as a combination of reggae, dub and rock. The band consists of vocalist/guitarist Kaleo Wassman, vocalist/bassist Bret Bollinger, and drummer Yesod Williams...
, Slightly Stoopid
Slightly Stoopid
Slightly Stoopid is an American band based in Ocean Beach, San Diego, California, who describe their music as "a fusion of acoustic rock and blues with reggae, hip-hop, and punk". As a band, they have released eight albums with their sixth studio album, entitled Slightly Not Stoned Enough To Eat...
, Fishbone
Fishbone
Fishbone is a U.S. alternative rock band formed in 1979 in Los Angeles, California, which plays a fusion of ska, punk rock, funk, hard rock and soul. Critics have noted of the band: "Fishbone was one of the most distinctive and eclectic alternative rock bands of the late '80s...
, Streetlight Manifesto
Streetlight Manifesto
Streetlight Manifesto is an American punk band with many influences from different genres including ska, from New Brunswick, New Jersey fronted by Tomas Kalnoky....
, Mu330
MU330
MU330 are a ska punk band from St. Louis, Missouri.Formed by students of St. Louis University High School in 1988, MU330 played a self-described brand of music called "Psycho Ska", high energy ska punk marked by manic performances and humorous, often strange lyricism...
, Inner Circle, Authority Zero
Authority Zero
Authority Zero is a punk rock band from Mesa, Arizona. The band's style is rooted in reggae and skate punk, with Bad Religion, Pennywise, and Sublime cited as influences. The band also draws from Spanish/Portuguese influences.-History:...
, the Expendables, the Mad Caddies
Mad Caddies
The Mad Caddies are a third wave ska band from Solvang, California. The band formed in 1995 and has released five full-length albums, one live album, and two EPs...
, and Catch 22
Catch 22 (band)
Catch 22 is an American ska punk band from East Brunswick Township, New Jersey.The band was formed by guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Tomas Kalnoky and drummer Chris Greer who recruited trumpeter Kevin Gunther, who was working in a local record store...
, the band released "MASSIVE" on Hawaii's LAW Records, the label owned by longtime tourmates Pepper. The record was produced during a 6-week stay at Orlando's Fighting Records Studios with producer James Wisner and featured guest appearances from Slightly Stoopid's Kyle MacDonald and ex-Inner Circle vocalist Kris Bentley. Massive included a mix of re-creations of their older tracks, new songs, 2 dub tracks, and a cover of Billy Joel's "Movin' Out (Anthony's Song)". It was released on October 7 on LAW in conjunction with Silverback Entertainment's new umbrella, Controlled Substances Soundlabs, the Supervillains showcased the album on a nationwide tour supporting Pepper on the first LAW Records Tour.
Post Massive
It's more than just a clever play on words (although it is that too); the East Coast Fall Out Tour is The Supervillains' dedication to taking touring back to where it all began for them - to the Atlantic Coast. "We're all pumped for the East Coast Fall Out Tour because we haven't spent much time over here and it's high time these folks got some love," states Dom Maresco, the charismatic lead singer and drummer for The Supervillains. He addresses the naming of the tour simply as “an east coast tour taking place during the fall and we're gonna party until we fall out".
The East Coast Fall Out Tour is a non-stop, two and a half week journey back to their roots and begins on October 27, 2011 in charleston, SC and ends back home in Orlando, FL on November 13, 2011 at the Orlando Calling Music Festival. The Supervillains strategically selected artists to join them whose sound would complement their own unique rock infused reggae sound and would match the overall vibe of the tour. In doing so, they recruited a fellow east coast band, The Movement, to bring their signature hip hop flavored reggae/rock and infectious energy to the stage. Having gained a buzz with Supervillains fans this past summer, DP will reprise his role as their special guest and round out a solid line-up of talented artists across multiple genres.
The East Coast Fall Out Tour is as much about the party as it has always been on Villains' tours past; however this marks an especially high note in their career as they embark on their most sizable venture yet - their own record label, Rah Rah Rah Records. "We're currently building a multi-genre roster of top notch bands from all over the country. We’re very excited," states Maresco on the launch of Rah Rah Rah Records. The Supervillains' East Coast Fall Out Tour is in direct support of the label's first album release - their own! POSTCARDS FROM PARADISE is The Supervillains fifth full-length album and is tracking to be their most successful to date. Its performance on the reggae charts has been remarkable, debuting at #1 on Amazon and #3 on iTunes.
The East Coast Fall Out Tour is the perfect platform for The Supervillains to promote their new album on their new label. With so much new happening for the band, it's nice to have something familiar to remind fans why they fell in love with the fun-loving foursome to being with and that can be found in Dom's closing statement, "Come on out and have a couple too many with us!".
Discography
Self-Titled (2000)1. blumpkin 3:38
2. delieverence 3:42
3. dom song 3:05
4. jumping beans 2:22
5. march of the ducks 3:45
6. my ex-girlfriend sucks 2:48
7. nazi stomp 2:24
8. oi's to the mu...fu hood 3:55
9. papa ooo mow mow 2:20
10. rock around the clock 2:10
11. rodeo day 3:11
12. smoke em' if ya got em' 3:42
13. snow white 4:19
14. st. cloud 3:14
15. surfin' usa 2:12
16. the man with the power 3:29
17. weekend in washington 3:04
18. why ain't i got 1:37
Horseshoes and Handgrenades (2002)
1. Gold 2:42
2. Krippy weed 4:02
3. Be Alright 3:10
4. Robots in Purgatory 4:32
5. Robots in hell 3:42
6. Human puke Machine 2:47
7. Ois 3:03
8. Dom Song 3:16
9. You Got me 3:12
10. I funked your Mom 2:26
11. Oh lord one more day 3:33
12. Melissa 1:57
13. Crew Cut 2:59
14. Summer of 96 1:11
15. Ronnie Dobbs 3:31
16. Thank yous 26:49
Jahmerica (2004)
1. Car Sex - Get It On 4:17
2. Snow White 4:21
3. Mary Jane And Jagermiester 4:32
4. Nazi Stomp 3:27
5. Robots In Hell 3:19
6. Blood Fart 2:36
7. Crack Ho 3:46
8. Robots In Purgatory 4:16
9. St. Thomas 2:43
10. Mixed Signals 4:15
11. Fitz 2:39
12. My Cousin Chris Is Gay 2:35
13. Smoke 'em If You Got 'Em 4:36
14. Robots In Heaven 4:40
15. Jesus In The Pit 3:56
16. Overdose 18:25
Grow Yer Own (2006)
1. 20 Excuses 3:19
2. Moonshine 3:29
3. Little Girl 2:54
4. Jumpin' Beans 2:26
5. Beaches 3:43
6. Surfin' Usa 2:07
7. Resin 3:16
8. Punch Drunk Dub 2:50
9. Ex-girlfriend 2:32
10. Baghdad 2:18
11. Uno Momento 2:56
12. Get Out Da Way 3:08
13. Breakfast On a Mirror 4:15
14. Mary Jane & Jagermeister (Feat. Jack Ruby Jr) 28:34
Massive (2008)
1. You Got Me 3:10
2. The Pit (Feat. Kyle McDonald of Slightly Stoopid) 2:01
3. Coming home 3:04
4. Be Alright 3:33
5. Smoke Em' (Feat. Chris Bentley) 3:18
6. Little Girl 3:27
7. Iru Kanji 3:20
8. Movin' Out (Anthony's Song) 3:35
9. St.Thomas 3:04
10. Car Sex (Get it On) 3:02
11. Crippy Weed 3:58
12. Tortuosity (skit) 1:07
13. Snow White 2:45
14. Overdose 3:03
15. ru Kanji Remix 3:20
16. You Got Me Remix 3:14
17. Thank You's 18:41
Postcards From Paradise (2011)
1. I Hate Everything 3:29
2. On A Pizza 3:20
3. Drinkin’ Tonight 3:05
4. Careless Whisper (George Michael Cover) 4:50
5. The Way I Like It 3:25
6. Free 3:07
7. I’m Gonna Do 3:26
8. Dat Azz 2:40
9. I’m Leavin’ 3:37
10. Fundamentalists 3:01
11. Stuck In The Middle 3:39
12. The Bottom Of The World 3:25
13. Puddles 2:28
14. Without You 3:15
15. Don’t Be Afraid 3:32
16. Postcards From Paradise 2:54
External links
Interviews