Mean Jeans

Three punk rock and roll goofballs who deliver fast, loud, and hooky tunes and luxuriate in the pleasures of pizza, making love, and obtaining wasted, Mean Denim jeans have become among the better-known bands around the Pacific Northwest punk scene for his or her sloppy but relentless attack, raucous concert events, and fierce commitment towards the art of partying. Mean Denim jeans were created by guitarist and vocalist Billy Denim jeans (he won’t divulge his name, but his real first name is usually Christian), who experienced earned a little degree of popularity while surviving in Washington, D.C. as C-Rex, a intentionally absurd white rapper who sang outrageous paeans to sex and medicines over cheesy synthesized beats. C-Rex got sick and tired of performing intentionally low-grade hip-hop, and along with his friend Andrew (who takes on drums and uses the stage name Denim jeans Wilder), he relocated to Portland, Oregon in past due 2006 with an vision toward beginning a punk rock-band. Inspired from the Ramones and organizations that obviously modeled themselves following the Ramones (especially the Riverdales as well as the Queers), Christian and Andrew became Mean Denim jeans, and performed out like a duo for near a 12 months until they crossed pathways with Howie (recognized to his followers as Howie Doodat), a bassist who distributed their musical passions and relatively reckless fondness for chemical substance entertainment. Enough people started taking Mean Denim jeans significantly that in 2008 they struck a cope with Rehab Information, which released their debut solitary, “Stoned 2 the Bone tissue.” A couple of months later on, Dirtnap Information followed suit, liberating a 7″ EP, Permit to Chill, aswell as Mean Denim jeans’ 1st full-length work, 2009’s Are You Severe? This year 2010, Chicago’s Problems in Mind Information released a Mean Denims single, “Tears in my own Beers” b/w “Great 2 Get,” and in 2011, if they headed from tour using the music group Hollywood, both acts lower a split one for Big Throat Information. By this aspect, Howie Doodat got still left the group, and brand-new bassist Jr. Denims joined with time to greatly help record the next Mean Denims record, On Mars. Mean Denims moved some more actions up the punk rock and roll ladder in 2016 using the launch of Tight New Dimensions, their first recording for Excess fat Wreck Chords.