May 1 , 2008
GET YOUR BRONX CHEERLEADER ON iTUNES
Bronx Cheerleader's Tough Guy Cliches album is now available at your friendly neighbourhood Apple iTunes Store. Clicking the link below will access iTunes.
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playListId=279056566
April 14, 2008
BRONX CHEERLEADER NOW AVAILABLE AT CD BABY
Bronx Cheerleader's 2005 debut album, Tough Guy Cliches, is now available online through CD Baby, one of the world's largest online music stores. You can visit CD Baby by clicking the link below.
http://cdbaby.com/cd/bronxcheerleader
January 14, 2008
NEW BRONX CHEERLEADER ALBUM IN THE WORKS
The recording of Bronx Cheerleader's next album, The Jesus Peter Paul & Mary Chain, has begun in earnest and is slated for an October 2008 release. The follow-up up to the band's 2005's surprise college radio hit Tough Guy Clichés will include ten new songs with titles including "Who Hurt You Ann Coulter", "Third Monkey Down" and "The Podium Is Yours ". The Jesus Peter Paul & Mary Chain will be available on CD as well as limited edition LP. The LP version will include a download coupon which can be redeemed online for a one-time free digital download of the entire album. Further details and updates coming soon.
May 2, 2007
JOE LAPINSKI'S LATEST SOLO ALBUM OUT NOW
Yummy Recordings is proud to announce the release of Joe Lapinski's latest solo venture: Sundries. Co-produced by the infamous Dave Clark (Woodshed Orchestra, ex-Rheostatics, ex-Dinner Is Ruined). In between his duties on guitar for Bronx Cheerleader (and hundreds of other bands), Joe has spent the last year toiling away and has emerged with a sparkling effort that rewards repeated listens. Click on the link below to buy.
http://www.yummyrecordings.ca/store.html
February 19, 2007
FOX TV USES FOXY BRONX CHEERLEADER TUNE
The song "Art of Dancing" by Bronx Cheerleader was recently used in two Fox Television Productions filmed in Los Angeles. The MyNetworkTV programs Desire, an action-packed telenovela involving two brothers on the run from the mob, and Fashion House, a drama series starring the lovely and talented Bo Derek and Morgan Fairchild both featured the track in recent episodes: Desire (episode 33) and Fashion House (episode 29).
http://www.mynetworktv.com/fh_characters.html
February 8, 2007
THE BC5 TO TAKE TIME OFF FOR SOME "R & R"
As in "writing and recording". The band are going to take a break from live shows for a few months and will shortly begin work on the follow-up to 2005's Tough Guy Cliches. Look for the new album, tentatively titled The Jesus Peter Paul & Mary Chain to be released some time in the spring of 2008. The album will be available on both LP and CD. In the meantime, don't forget to visit our myspace page.
http://www.myspace.com/bronxcheerleader
February 3, 2007
BRONX CHEERLEADER GETS SIRIUS EXPOSURE
Sirius Satellite Radio's Left Of Center channel has recently discovered Bronx Cheerleader's Tough Guy Cliches album and DJ Liquid Todd has played several tracks as of late on his Zeroes + Ones program. The channel focuses on the college and indie rock scene and has global reach. Sirius Satellite Radio is soon to overtake XM in the marketplace thanks largely to Howard Stern. Bronx Cheerleader's Scott Warren, a Sirius subscriber himself, tells us Sirius Satellite Radio is a fabulous product, "Sirius Satellite Radio is a fabulous product."
http://www.sirius.com/servlet/ContentServer?pagename=Sirius/CachedPage&c=FlexContent&cid=1132697127025
December 13, 2006
SIXEYES SHOWS SOME LOVE
Fine music blogsite Sixeyes gives a nod to Bronx Cheerleader in it's "Discover Something New" feature.
Bronx Cheerleader - Canada
It was quite a while back when I happily stumbled upon this band and after linking some mp3s from the label (Yummy Recordings) was contacted by Yummy head honcho and future Bronx Cheerleader member, Joe Lapinski. He (or was it Bronx Cheerleader leader, Scott Warren) sent me a copy of the album, Tough Guy Cliches. I raved about it, or in my own low key 'don't-make-too-much-noise-'cause-you-don't-want-to-draw-too-much-attention-to-yourself-'cause-i'm-a-shy-and-private-kinda-guy' way, raved about it here at *Sixeyes. But don't take my word for it... others have said good things as well...
http://sixeyes.blogspot.com/2006/12/discover-something-new-bronx.html
September 11, 2006
BRONX CHEERLEADER HITS THE SMALL SCREEN
The Fox Television Studios production Desire, a new My Network TV series which will be using several Bronx Cheerleader songs is now on the air. In Canada the show is being carried on SUNTV affiliates and airs Monday through Friday at 5:00pm so check your local listings. Click the link below to view Desire trailers or learn more about the show.
Click the link below to see the Desire trailer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8DjKGGxorE&feature=related
August 24, 2006
BRONX CHEERLEADER PLAY CFBU FUNDRAISER
Sauder's back and ready to pound on something (don't worry we'll put a drum kit in front of him). Let's all do our part to help out CFBU because it's the only thing on the local dial that doesn't insult your intelligence with corporate shite music. You stations know who you are...
What: Bronx Cheerleader with
The Stolen Minks (Halifax, NS)
Hexes and Ohs (Montreal, QC)
Hunter Valentine (T.O.)
with projections by $tink $ki (NAC)
Where: The Mansion House, 5 William St, St. Catharines, ON
When: August 29th
How: Pay 7 Canadian Dollars
Why: Because if you don't, the terrorists win...
July 22, 2006
SAUDER HOSPITALIZED: SHOWS CANCELLED
Bronx Cheerleader drummer Sauder went under the knife yesterday forcing Bronx Cheerleader to bow out of two planned shows this weekend, including one with the great Sailboats Are White. After a gall stone flare-up in the middle of the night on Wednesday the drummer was rushed to the hospital where he spent the night under observation. "If I can walk, I'm playing", Sauder said optimistically Thursday. However, the doctor checked him out on Friday morning and deemed that surgery was needed. "F*ck!" said Sauder when reached for comment Friday afternoon before the procedure. Later adding, "F*ck, f*ck, f*ck, f*ck, f*ck!!!". After a successfull operation Sauder is now at home recuperating. Get well soon you crazy mofo.
July 12, 2006
BRONX-ER WINS T-SHIRT CONTEST
No, not a wet T-shirt contest (although one never knows what the future holds). The contest, sponsored by American Apparrel, was a silent auction held at the Phog Lounge in Windsor, ON. The stipulations of the T-shirt show were that all entries were required to be original, one-of-a-kind design prints. The auction was held over a two-week period in late June and the shirt with the highest bid would be deemed the winner (with %30 of the proceeds going to charity). Bronx Cheerleader's Scott Warren took top prize at the show with his "Disco Mao" shirt design which went for $50. You can see the winning design in the right margin of our "Live Shows" page on this here site. Thanks to Tom at the Phog Lounge for all the help.
July 7, 2006
COME HEAR THE S.C.E.N.E.
Here's what the experts recommend checking out at this year's SCENE Festival...
PULSE MAGAZINE'S SCENE Festival Best Bets
BRONX CHEERLEADER
10:00pm ON 81
“You gave it up for us, now you’ve given up on us.” – “Got
Company” Bronx Cheerleader’s debut album, Tough Guy Cliches
was not only one of my favourite albums of 2005, but hands
down the best local album of the year. This Yummy Recordings
quintet beautifully combines honest songwriting with intricate
and delicate rhythms that could very well leave you humming the
hooks for the rest of the evening. The band’s collective influences
include Frank Zappa, Sonic Youth, Pavement, Ween and Neil
Young, which totally explains the undertones of psychadelia. If
you’ve come to SCENE Festival to be knocked on your ass by that
beautiful pop music, look no further; these tough guys are
delightful. [JORDY YACK]
http://www.pulseniagara.com/viewstory.php?storyid=2490
June 10, 2006
BRONX CHEERLEADER COLD ROCKIN' THE S.C.E.N.E.
Bronx Cheerleader will be performing as part of the Solo Mobile S.C.E.N.E. Music Fest 2006 on July 9 in St. Catharines, Ontario. This show will be fourth time in which Bronx Cheerleader has done something that Elvis Presley never did: play in Canada. Does this mean that Bronx Cheerleader is 4 times as good as Elvis?! Simply, yes.
What: Bronx Cheerleader live @ SCENE
Where: ON 81 (81 James St.)
When: 10pm July 9
How: Click link below
Why: If you don't know you better axe somebody...
http://www.scenemusicfestival.com/schedule.php
May 27, 2006
FOX TV TO USE BRONX CHEERLEADER SONG
Bronx Cheerleader's song "Racing Time" is slated to be featured on Desire, a new syndicated series starting this fall. Indications are that the song will be used during a montage sequence with no dialogue.
Desire is a telenovela set to debut at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT on September 5, 2006, on the new American television network My Network TV. It is produced by Fox Television Studios.
The program stars Michelle Belegrin, Nate Haden, and Zack Silva. Haden and Silva play two brothers on the run from the Mafia. The show chronicles the two on their journey from New Jersey to Los Angeles. Along the way, they find themselves in a heated battle of passion, betrayal, deceit and murder over the woman they both love (played by Belegrin).
Click the link below to see the Desire intro.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34s1PvBe5bY
May 21, 2006
A PHOG OF A GOOD TIME
Thanks to Tom, Dann and all who came out in support at the Phog Lounge in Windsor, Ontario. Can't wait to come back and do an after-hours set of nothing but Ween.
May 9, 2006
POPMATTERS REVIEWS TOUGH GUY CLICHES
On-line webzine juggernaut Popmatters.com chimes in...
Bronx Cheerleader - Tough Guy Clichés (Yummy Recordings)
Other than war, no milieu brings out male fallibility more than organized crime. Yet, Americans harbor a nostalgia for the relative certitude of the glory days of gangland; how else can you explain Al Capone's northwoods hideout as a tourist attraction complete with caricatured t-shirts that read, "Justice -- Chicago Style"? Cleverly, ex-Pope Factory man Scott Warren uses the push and pull between these two ideas as the loose underpinning for Tough Guy Clichés. His lyrics are smart but never cutesy or deliberately shocking. A song title like "Our Grudges Have Handles" sums up his approach pretty well. The music, played by Warren and several ex-Pope Factory and Palooka members, belies the subject matter. Mostly acoustic, gauzy, and navel-gazing, at times it's barely there; Warren's voice literally floats by. A little more lo-fi than necessary, but still devastating on tracks like "Hollywood Ending". Some of the better CD packaging you'll ever see, too.
(John Bergstrom)
http://www.popmatters.com/shorttakes/2006_05_07_archive.shtml
April 24, 2006
CBC FREESTYLE FEATURING BRONX CHEERLEADER
All this week CBC Radio One's Freestyle will be spotlighting Bronx Cheerleader's Tough Guy Cliches as it's Album Of The Week. Hosts Cameron Philips and Kelly Ryan will be chatting with Scott from the band on Wednesday's show. The show airs weekdays at 2 p.m.
(1 p.m. in Toronto & Winnipeg, 2:30 p.m. NT) on CBC Radio One. (99.1 FM in Ontario).
http://www.cbc.ca/freestyle/
April 13, 2006
"THE ART OF DANCING" VIDEO SNEAK PREVIEW
Check out the new video for "The Art of Dancing" directed and produced by Diego Maclean.
Just go to Youtube by clicking the link below and behold!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzSR1ScJT7A
April 9, 2006
BRONX CHEERLEADER'S EPK NOW ONLINE
Bronx Cheerleader's new EPK (Electronic Press Kit... I know, I had no idea what it stood for either until I looked it up) is now on-line at Sonicbids.com. Basically it's got some of the stuff that this website has but has our video, some different pictures, our setlist, stage plot, etc. Soon there's gonna be a back stage rider on there that'll say we need to be supplied with 83 (not 84) Reese's Peanut Butter Cups with the peanut butter filling extracted by hand and placed in a purple bowl shaped like a mermaid... or we don't play!!
http://www.sonicbids.com/BronxCheerleader
March 27, 2006
THANK YOU ST. KITTS!
Thanks to all the lovely people who came out last night and filled the Merchant Ale House with warm fuzzies for Bronx Cheerleader's live debut!
We'd like to kiss you all but we're really more of a "high-five band".
March 24, 2006
Check out the nice write up from PULSE Niagara - our favourite leftist weekly...
PULSE
NIAGARA'S WEEKLY ALTERNATIVE
TOUGH GUYS
Sitting in on a Bronx Cheerleader rehearsal on
a Friday evening was pretty surreal. The walk to
Yummy Recordings’ A–Frame studios was
quite brisk, but as soon as I came within
striking distance of the band’s practice space, I
could make out the warm sounds coming from
the attic and the chill in my bones was instantly
gone.
As the band played, it was remarkable to be
able hear all of the album’s nuances
re–enacted live. The cymbal crashes, the
maracas shaking, the bells jangling, the bass
guitar dancing, the mandolin twinkling, the
acoustic guitar plucking, the electric guitar
humming and Scott Warren’s beautiful and
thoughtful vocals could all be felt and heard.
There were no sounds that were struggling for
notice; it seemed as if the instruments are all
old friends caught up in conversation.
“Bronx Cheerleader began around a campfire
near Picton, Ontario, in the summer of 2003,”
recalls Warren, songwriter and frontman of
Bronx Cheerleader. “One night [I was] around
the campfire with some friends and there was
an acoustic guitar kicking around. I was badgered until I picked it up and played
something. I instantly realized how much I
missed playing and performing, that’s how I
got back into it after not picking up a guitar for
almost two years. All of a sudden the songs
just starting coming.”
That was the first time Warren had performed
in front of an audience since his days in Pope
Factory. His original band was created in his
parent’s garage in the mid–’90s in Welland.
“The band relocated to Toronto in 1995 and
Sauder (Bronx’s drummer) was kicked out of
the band in 1998 for liking the Tragically Hip too
much. We released an EP and a full–length
CD, got some good press and played CMJ in
New York City in 1999,” explains Warren.
“Everything kind of fell apart when we hit the
road for a U.S. tour in 2001. On the morning of
September 11, we were en route to NYC to play
at the CMJ festival again. This showcase was
the linchpin of the tour and was to be the
launch pad for our campaign of global
domination. But the terrorists wouldn’t have it.
In the aftermath of 9/11, the bookings dried up – no one was going out to see Canadian indie
rock bands anymore. Everyone was staying at
home, glued to the TV to see what kind of
madness was going to unfold next. So, I guess
you could say that the terrorists killed Pope
Factory.”
From there, Warren sat down with Joe
Lapinski and brought him some rough
bedroom recordings. “He worked his magical
production skills until we had something that
was releaseable. Basically, Joe polished a lot
of audio turds,” laughs Warren. “Joe basically
saved Tough Guy Cliches."
The album was released at the end of 2005
and has been spinning in CD players
non–stop all across Canada. CBC Radio
One’s Amanda Putz, named the album one of
her “Best Bets” of 2005. The CD stayed in the
top 30 at CFBU for nearly three months, while
most of the time was spent at the top.
Nationally, the album charted at #30 for the
month of January on the Earshot Canadian
Campus Radio Charts. Warren responds, “Nobody is more surprised about the reception
the album has gotten than I am. I suppose that
after years of slugging it out in the nasty world
of indie rock I’ve just been conditioned to have
low expectations. It’s a defense mechanism – I
guess.”
[JORDY YACK]
March 10, 2006
BRONX BOYS GO LIVE ON THE RADIO
Bronx Cheerleader are in-studio with CFBU 103.7 FM's Jordy Yack on the Emu Master Plot on Monday March 20th from 10pm to 12 midnight . The Bronx boys will be playing some live acoustic numbers and chatting. If you live outside of the Southern Ontario area I'm afraid you're out of luck unless you have some sort of superpowered directional antenna from the future or something.
February 26, 2006
Nice feature on Bronx Cheerleader from the good people at Indiecan.com...
Bronx Cheerleader
Raising the bar for indie bands
2005 proved to be a banner year for the music industry, we were introduced to many hot bands such as Bloc Party, Death Cab For Cutie, The Bravery and many more. The bar has certainly been raised from art rock to punk and all genres in between. That said, Bronx Cheerleader certainly felt they had to come out swinging and in top form with their debut full length Tough Guy Cliches in 2005. After a few spins of this brilliant debut I couldn’t stop listening to it and decided that it was one of the best debut’s I’ve heard and was definitely one of the strongest releases of the year.
Rising from the ashes of former Toronto psych-rockers Pope Factory is founding member Scott Warren who after almost 3 years on hiatus following a the band’s breakup in 2001 had to bust out his axe and songwriting chops to get back to doing what he loves best: playing music. After writing a few new tunes in 2003 Scott had his momentum back and was on his way to laying out the blueprints for Tough Guy Cliches. This proved to be quite a task because Scott, who had since settled into domestic bliss with a new house and a brand new baby, had to find the time to juggle way more tasks than he was used to in prior music projects. The big changes had not only altered Scott’s lifestyle but also his songwriting which had evolved from the guitar rock sounds of Sonic Youth to a more mellow, yet still trippy, rock style comparable to the melodic styles of Mercury Rev, and vocal sounds of Elliot Smith.
Over 2 years into the project and a few band names later Bronx Cheerleader was officially born. The process of recruiting the band came while recording the CD, Scott had most of the tracks in place but needed key overdubs such as mandolin, lead guitars, drums and bass so he had to start making some calls to find players. The members of the band consist of a mixed bag of Scott’s musical acquaintances varying from family, friends, former band mates and a new recruit from a local record label, they are; original Pope Factory drummer (Sauder), brother in law & guitarist (Tom Tracey), long time friend and Palooka bassist (Eron Stroud), and finally Yummy Recordings label head and guitarist Joe Lapinski. Having such a talented crew of musicians on his side was exactly what Scott needed to seal the deal and put out the long awaited Tough Guy Cliches and also have a spot reserved for the band on Yummy Recordings.
After the official release of Tough Guy Cliches, Bronx Cheerleader had to test the Canadian Indie market and start promoting their product, after sending out some promo CD’s they we’re surprised to find themselves on the national Top 50 chart of the Canadian College Radio circuit for over a month straight along with a spot on Earshot’s Top 30 Chart. Not too shabby for a St. Catharines band who had never even fully rehearsed or played a live show.
With such an impressive start in the band’s infancy there’s no question that we will be seeing and hearing great things to from this St. Catharines band as they are now in rehearsals preparing to hit the stage for the spring/summer season of 2006 and Scott Warren continues penning new material for their next CD which undoubtedly will be another killer.
[Andre Skinner]
http://www.indiecan.com/reviews.htm
February 23, 2006
THE BC5 ON MYSPACE
Check out the fancy new myspace page. Curated by Sauder. Go ahead, drop him a line... well, what are you waiting for... go... shoo!
http://www.myspace.com/bronxcheerleader
February 6, 2006
THE BLOGS ARE TALKING
Some nice people are saying nice things like Nik Mercerat Bibabidiboo...
"There's this band, Bronx Cheerleader, that is getting a reasonable amount of underground hype. They're being described as Canada's version of The Shins. Really crafty songwriting, especially memorable melodies, and for some reason, very familiar. Familiar in a distant way -- it sounds like something I like and that I know, but I don't know why or where it's from. They're cool ... "
http://bibabidiboo.blogspot.com/2006/02/vibrations-144.html
February 3, 2006
SON OF CHART ACTION!
If you pick up a copy of February's issue of Exclaim! magazine and turn to the back page you'll find the Earshot National Top 50 Campus Radio Chart for the month of January. On this chart you'll find Bronx Cheerleader's Tough Guy Cliches with a stranglehold on the # 30 spot.
http://www.earshot-online.com/charts/2006/February/top200.html
January 17, 2006
We're # 1 ... (x6)
Bronx Cheerleader's Tough Guy Cliches album makes it to the #1 spot on the CFBU 103.7 FM Weekly Top 30 Chart for the 6th time!
www.earshot-online.com/charts/cfbu.cfm
January 13, 2006
IT'S A BOY!!!!!!!!
The Bronx Cheerleader family has now grown to five. The band would like extend a laurel and hearty handshake to singer/guitarist/producer/soundscaper extraordinaire Joe Lapinski and welcome him into the band. Joe is an accomplished producer but is best known for his work in Palooka as well as his well-received 2004 solo effort Here Are The Postcards I Forgot To Send You which garnered comparisons to Ron Sexsmith and John Frusciante.
January 11, 2006
CHART ACTION!
Bronx Cheerleader's Tough Guy Cliches comes in at #57 on the Earshot Top 200 National Campus Radio Chart for December 2005.
www.earshot-online.com/charts/2006/January/top200.html
January 10, 2006
CBC SHOWS LOVE TO THE BC5
Amanda Putz, host of CBC Radio One's Bandwidth show picks Bronx Cheerleader's Tough Guy Cliches as one of her "Best Bets Of 2005"!
www.cbc.ca/bandwidth/disc.html
January 9, 2006
Best Local Release
CFBU's Music Director Jordy Yack selects Tough Guy Cliches as Best Local Album of the year in an Earshot online poll:
Best Local Release
Bronx Cheerleader - Tough Guy Cliches - (Yummy Recordings)
This is the greatest pop release I've heard in a long time. Not only does the album contain superb songwriting, instrumentation, and vocals, but the packaging is beautifully handcrafted. Think of a better, Canadian version of the Shins, with the odd mandolin riff here and there. Yummy Recordings is run by Joe Lapinski who does everything DIY, is super nice, writes great music (Joe Lapinski and Palooka) and he certainly knows what he's doing. Canada meet Yummy, Yummy this is Canada. (shake hands here)
www.earshot-online.com/features/2006/January/picks_jordy.cfm
December 19, 2005
Exclaim! Magazine
Review By Chris Whibbs
Bronx Cheerleader
Tough Guy Clichés
Yummy Recordings
Although the absolutely lovely and inventive packaging compliments the discs’ title due to its’ stark depictions of mobsters and cops, the style of music couldn’t be farther from the titular literary devices. This music, beautifully crafted by main man S.D. Warren, reminds of the gentle pop stylings of the Clientele or similar Brit bands that ply their wares with hushed emotions and acoustic strums. Putting this on at a party may not be the best idea, but if you’re looking for something to sink your self-pitying teeth into, then you can’t go wrong here. “Racing Time” isn’t just dedicated to Elliott Smith, as Warren’s voice lovingly emulates the late man’s sing-speak along with the perfect driving pop beat. For the epic dream-like centrepiece, look to “The Assault” that allows the falsetto to soar and stimulate the introspection. Throughout Tough Guy Clichés there’s always a nagging familiarity, but it can easily be put aside. For those looking for a great slice of oozing sincerity, there probably won’t be as confident and driven statement of emotion as Bronx Cheerleader concoct here.
www.exclaim.ca/index.asp?layid=217&csid1=2930
December 12, 2005
Results Of The Second Annual Pop (All Love)
Canadian Music Bloggers Year-End Poll thingy... we're in there somewhere, I swear.
www.popwherry.blogspot.com
December 10, 2005
SIXEYES
sixeyes.blogspot.com
Review by Alan Williamson
Bronx Cheerleader
Tough Guy Cliches
[yummy recordings - 2005]
*Sixeyes Score: 8.3 out of 10
This debut outing is wonderfully packed with strongly memorable melodies. Led by Scott Warren of former Toronto band Pope Factory, this is a DIY bedroom effort which was mixed and mastered by Yummy Recordings label head, Joe Lapinski. Relying heavily on acoustic guitar and frequent double tracking of Warren's soft vocals some of the album's 12 songs raise the spectre of Elliott Smith, but Warren's vocals are more akin to the ethereal voice of Great Lake Swimmer's Tony Dekker brought down to earth by the twin ghosts of Nick Drake and the aforementioned Smith. Standout tracks include "Hollywood Ending", "The Idea", Racing Time", and "Invisible Suit" with it's unexpected serpentine groove.
A series of songs that sparkle with the pent up energy of Warren's self-imposed exile from music. Shimmering with melancholia, Tough Guy Cliches, marks a very welcome return to the fold for Scott Warren.
sixeyes.blogspot.com/2005/12/bronx-cheerleader-tough-guy-cliches.html
December 8, 2005
PULSE
NIAGARA'S WEEKLY ALTERNATIVE
BRONX CHEERLEADER
TOUGH GUY CLICHES
Before even thinking about writing a review for this album I sat and stared with a giddy gaze at
my wall. I was around five songs into the album before I actually put my pen to the paper. “Hollywood Ending”, a standout track reminds me vaguely of The Shins. The song begins delicate, yet ends with gooey layers of unstoppable sound.Fronted by S.D. Warren (ex–Pope Factory), Bronx Cheerleader have created a precious and mezmerizing pop/rock debut. Sure, the term pop/rock sounds generic, however, they are anything but. Sprinkled throughout the album and accompanying the standard guitar/bass/drum combo are bountiful bits of harmonica, mandolin and keys. Warren’s harmnious vocals shine and display his range in “So Nice to See You (Fall)” complete with catchy riffs and pant shaking drumming. Tough Guy Cliches is an album that will increase your capacity to smile all day long. (Yummy)
[JORDY YACK]
November 15, 2005
Bronx Cheerleader's Tough Guy Cliches comes in at #1 on CFBU 103.7 Brock University Radio Weekly Top 30 chart and also comes in at #28 on the Earshot National Campus Radio Top 50 Chart for the week...
WE'RE #28!!! WE'RE #28!!! WE'RE #28!!!
www.earshot-online.com/charts/index.cfm?intChartTypeID=101&dWeekOfID=2005-11-15
November 5, 2005
CBC Radio One
Bandwidth
Hosted by Amanda Putz:
"A special 14-year-old joins me in studio for "Take Your Kid to Work Week." I borrowed Ben Globerman from TV reporter Danny Globerman. Ben will review Bronx Cheerleader's Tough Guy Cliches."
Listen to CBC Bandwidth Review (MP3 file)
November 1, 2005
CD Released!
Bronx Cheerleader is happy to announce the release of their debut full-length, Tough Guy Cliches.... well, that's it, the CD's out.... Anyone wanna buy one...? CD's? No..... maybe?
I give you good price....... free for 10 dallah....
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