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The Yeah Yeah Yeah’s have created a unique sound that anyone can get down with. With just three members, they bring down the house with badass vocals and ingenious drumming and guitar playing. This band is deffinitely worth your playlist, go out and buy them, now!
One of Americas greatest selling rock bands. This band which started from nothing and became the essence of what Metal used to be is owed recognition in everyones MP3 players. Being the 7th largest selling act in United States musical history, these boys know how to tear it up. Listening to this band while riding will ensure for some of the sickest moves you couldn’t even dream of. Go and place them on your riding playlist and shred like no other
DMX, the mac daddy. The only known atrist in the U.S. to have five consecutive number one albums on the Billboard Charts. His deep raspy voice and insane beats can get anyone pumped. Not to mention that signature bark that makes everyone jump. You want to thorw down hardcore down the slopes then pick up one of his albums and put it on your shred playlist, guaranteed insanity.
The boys out of Philli really know how to jam it up. These two have a creative style that mixes old school and new wave. It’s very rare that you find a rap group that are true and sincere with a sick beat and lyrics. Nothing gets your blood pumping more than the truth, and that’s what these boys deliver. Go pick them up and ride to them, guaranteed a good purchase.
Though their newer, more known material may be a little poppy, this band still has what it takes to rock the house. They’re unique gothic-punk style has landed them in the hearts of the lost generation. Their leading force is the powering vocals of lead singer Davey Havok and their guitarist’s heavier than most punk band riffs which give them their signiture “goth” sound. Their older songs are the more youth angst style song that gets most young riders pumped, so if you want to tear it up down the slopes pop theses boys into your playlist.
Chris Bartkowski is a snowboarder that grew up riding the same resort as I did. The name of it was Cockaigne and it was so small but yet so fun. It was tucked away in the back hills of Western New York. Chris now lives in Lake Tahoe and rides Northstar at Tahoe on a daily Basis. As you can see from above, Chris is killing it. -John Centi Top Five Songs to Ride to: Postal Service - Such Great Heights
The mellow, catchy, and just plain good melody of Minus The Bear is simply one of the greatest new things out there. Their soothing vocals and crazy guitar and drumm beats ensures for inspiration for a smooth ride. Something on the lighter side of your riding list, but should be on your list non the less.
With breathtaking female vocals, creative drumming, and super good guitar playing, Paramore has taken the music scene by storm. Though they may be new to this, and very young they manage to keep the crowd coming back for more and more. Not to mention their banging lead singer keeps the men drooling at her feet. Flying down the slopes with this sick music will definitely inspire you to pull off some crazy moves.
Protest The Hero, with their thrash sounds, heavy instrumentals and thunderous melodic vocals isn’t just your normal metal band. Not only do they seems to continually re-invent new ways of keeping their sound fresh and awe inspiring, but also in every instumentaly technical manor while still keeping that heavy sound perfect for a pre-game psych up to get you in the zone, which we all love.
The crazy, creative, cacophonous sounds of this cynically sounding sadist has reinvented what we like to call heavy metal. From his roots in White Zombie, their singer Rob Zombie separated form the group to create his own little monster of glorious music. Using heavy metal sounds with a Techno drive, Mr Zombie created sinister beats that make the body move and undulate. When you’re looking for some to get wild to and tear it up on the slopes, listen to Mr. Zombie dawg. www.myspace.com/robzombie |
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