Minneapolis band Culture Cry Wolf have just released a new music video for their song “Me, Myself, and I” from their latest album Día de los Muertos. The beginning of the song bares a striking resemblence to “Johnny Quest Thinks We’re Sellouts” by Less Than Jake, but the group puts their Latin-groove rap fingerprint on it. Enjoy!
You can check out the video on YouTube HERE
Minneapolis locals Culture Cry Wolf released a music video earlier this month, on Valentine’s Day of all days, for their song “Romeo” from their latest album Dia de los Muertos. The music video was directed by Adam J Dunn and features some pretty darn cute kids.
You can watch the video on YouTube HERE
Culture Cry Wolf are proud to announce their brand new CD Dia De Los Muertos, which is being released by the band at their CD Release Show on Saturday, November 5th at the Fine Line Music Cafe in Minneapolis. Doors for this 18+ show are at 9 pm. You can get advanced tickets for $8 at Fifth Element and Electric Fetus in Minneapolis. You can check out more information about the release show HERE
As a treat for fans, you can stream their song “Day Of The Dead” from the new album HERE
The album art for the CD is shown above. Here is the official tracklisting:
01. Day of the Dead
02. Sweet Marie
03. Guest List
04. Me, Myself, and I
05. Second Wind ( ft. Sims of Doomtree )
06. Romeo
07. Open Up Your Lies
08. Record Deal
09. Angry on the One Count
10. Mike’s Rap Debut
11. All that I’ve Come to Believe
Minnesota reggae-rockers Culture Cry Wolf have released a new music video directed by Adam J Dunn for their song “Day Of The Dead.” The song appears on their upcoming debut full-length album Dia De Los Muertos available November 1st, 2011. Big ups!
You can watch the video on YouTube HERE
Minneapolis hip-hop/reggae crew Culture Cry Wolf are in need of a new trumpet player. If you live in the Twin Cities Metro Area and can play trumpet, contact the band at culturecrywolf@gmail.com. Ideally, they are looking for a player that can play both trumpet and guitar, so if this sounds like you, please get in touch with them!
If you are unfamiliar with the band, their website describes their sound:
Bringing a well-woven tapestry of sound, Culture Cry Wolf blends notions of Sublime and 311 with a mix of Minneapolis Hip Hop. The music paints a picture of late night parties by the beach, and dancing until the sun comes up. Add the punch of a trumpet, and the fusion of reggae, hip hop and punk rock have never sounded so good.
