Bad Sports

Hailing from Denton, Tx, Poor Sports certainly are a music group whose music is usually a robust fusion of punk rock and roll speed and attitude, hard rock and roll guitar raunch, and power pop hooks. Affected by old-school punk rings just like the Ramones as well as the Buzzcocks aswell as the ’70s hard rock and roll that’s an inevitable presence within their hometown, Poor Sports activities feature Orville Neeley (also an associate of OBN IIIs) on acoustic guitar and vocals, TV’s Daniel Friend (who also takes on in Polish Museums) on bass and vocals, and Gregory Rutherford (also performing double responsibility in Polish Museums) on drums. In 2008, the music group began spreading the term about their music with a small number of 7″ vinyl produces on Big Actions Records and Growth Chick Information, and in nov 2009, the Atlanta-based Douchemaster label released the band’s self-titled debut recording on Compact disc, LP, and MP3 (it had been also released on cassette by Burger Information). A lot of touring adopted, including a small number of times with ’70s power pop hero Paul Collins. In August 2011, Poor Sports activities teamed with Portland, Oregon’s Dirtnap Information release a their second full-length recording, Kings from the Weekend. For 2013’s Bras, Poor Sports followed a tougher audio that, while still hooky and deeply immersed in old-school punk, demonstrated the impact of early N.Con.C. punk clothes just like the Ramones, the Deceased Boys, as well as the Dictators. 2016 noticed the release from the seven-song EP Coping with Secrets. A particular limited-edition on red vinyl was offered at Poor Sports’ concert events from June 2016, as the EP received its public commercial release the next August.