Lardpony
Lardpony formed in 2001 with David Gibson on vocals and guitar, Jon Cosgrove on bass, and Mark Heaney on drums. They put out three albums between 2003 and...
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Lardpony formed in 2001 with David Gibson on vocals and guitar, Jon Cosgrove on bass, and Mark Heaney on drums. They put out three albums between 2003 and 2009, starting with their self-titled debut that featured the single "Teenwolf." That song became their breakout track, followed by albums like "The Allure of Malfunction" in 2006 and "Adventure Time" in 2009.
Their sound had an energetic, indie rock feel with songs like "Down With The Ship" and "Face Like An Android" showing their knack for catchy melodies. Gibson's vocals had a raw, slightly mischievous quality that fit the band's playful side, while Cosgrove and Heaney kept things grounded with a solid rhythmic foundation.
After 2009, the band went on hiatus. Their catalog still includes tracks like "Back Hit" and "Catwatching" that capture what fans liked about them: straightforward, infectious rock with a bit of sneer.
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