Monster Truck
Monster Truck came together in Hamilton, Ontario, with Jon Harvey on vocals and rhythm guitar, Jeremy Widerman on lead guitar, Brandt Mahnke on bass, and...
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Monster Truck came together in Hamilton, Ontario, with Jon Harvey on vocals and rhythm guitar, Jeremy Widerman on lead guitar, Brandt Mahnke on bass, and Steve Kiely on drums. They put out their first album, Furiosity, in 2013, followed by Sittin' Heavy in 2016, True Rockers in 2018, and Warriors in 2021.
Their songs like "Don't Tell Me How To Live" and "Sweet Mountain River" have a straightforward, high-energy rock sound that leans on gritty guitar riffs and Harvey's full-throated vocals. The band has talked about drawing from older rock acts, but they keep the arrangements tight and the tempos up.
They built a following through steady touring in North America, where their live shows earned a reputation for being loud and uncomplicated. The music doesn't try to reinvent anything; it's just four guys playing rock songs with a lot of volume and little fuss.
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