Teenage Bottlerocket, a punk rock group started in Wyoming in 2001. The crew was conceived by twin brothers Brandon and Ray Carlisle, after the drifting apart of their former band, Homeless Wonders. Teenage Bottlerocket’s genre style is strongly influenced by co-singer and guitarist Kody Templeman’s side project group, The Lillingtons, as well as punk rock bands such as Green Day and the legendary Ramones. They recently released a new EP called “Mutilate Me” and album “Another Way”. More photos after the jump.
Teenage Bottlerocket, a punk rock group started in Wyoming in 2001. The crew was conceived by twin brothers Brandon and Ray Carlisle, after the drifting apart of their former band, Homeless Wonders. Teenage Bottlerocket’s genre style is strongly influenced by co-singer and guitarist Kody Templeman’s side project group, The Lillingtons, as well as punk rock bands such as Green Day and the legendary Ramones. They recently released a new EP called “Mutilate Me” and album “Another Way”. More photos after the jump.
Teenage Bottlerocket, a punk rock group started in Wyoming in 2001. The crew was conceived by twin brothers Brandon and Ray Carlisle, after the drifting apart of their former band, Homeless Wonders. Teenage Bottlerocket’s genre style is strongly influenced by co-singer and guitarist Kody Templeman’s side project group, The Lillingtons, as well as punk rock bands such as Green Day and the legendary Ramones. They recently released a new EP called “Mutilate Me” and album “Another Way”. More photos after the jump.
Teenage Bottlerocket, a punk rock group started in Wyoming in 2001. The crew was conceived by twin brothers Brandon and Ray Carlisle, after the drifting apart of their former band, Homeless Wonders. Teenage Bottlerocket’s genre style is strongly influenced by co-singer and guitarist Kody Templeman’s side project group, The Lillingtons, as well as punk rock bands such as Green Day and the legendary Ramones. They recently released a new EP called “Mutilate Me” and album “Another Way”. More photos after the jump.
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