Thunderlip
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| Thunderlip | |
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| Origin | Wilmington, North Carolina |
| Genre(s) | Rock & Roll Heavy Metal Classic metal Hard Rock Southern Rock Garage |
| Years active | 2004 – Present |
| Label(s) | Lucid Records |
| Website | http://www.thunderlip.net/ |
| Members | |
| Chuck Krueger James Yopp John Manning Johnny Collins Kenny Ells |
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| Former members | |
| Brandon Autry | |
Thunderlip is a rock & roll band from Wilmington, North Carolina. They were established in 2004. They are signed to Lucid Records out of Deerfield, Illinois.
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[edit] Band Bio
Thunderlip sounds like a little bit of Iron Maiden, AC/DC, Judas Priest, Mötley Crüe, southern rock, ‘80s glam spandex, with a shirtless long haired singer.[citation needed] Many members of the Valient Thorr fan club, Thorriors support Thunderlip, because of their similar sound and style.[citation needed]
[edit] About Thunderlip
[edit] Self-Titled Album
- FUEL TV’s Best of Metal 2005 (top 4) - for their video “Fire in the Hole” from their debut!
[edit] The Prophecy
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On the album - The Prophecy - the vocal treatment is a little more in-line with an earlier day of metal and southern rock; the bass holds the back beat with a steady, pulsing, very tasteful blues-style old-school-southern-rock feel; the drums are steady and driving and remain true to their sound and their southern roots; and the guitars kick your ass with well-placed, intentionally-killer riffs, runs, taps, and solos. This album also features a bonus track - Thunderlip covers Deep Purple’s “Highway Star”
[edit] Sponsorships
- Toured with Props Visual’s Rock & Roll BMX Tour (sponsored by Levi's) - June 27 - July 6 midwest/east coast along w/ Lucero
- Vestal Watch - Thunderlip’s songs are featured on website, for almost two years straight!!! Singer Chuck Krueger will be featured in online and print ad campaign for Vestal in Summer/Fall 2007)
- Other Sponsorships - DVS Shoe Company, Electric Visual, Matix Clothing
[edit] Band Members
- Chuck Krueger (vocals)
- James Yopp (guitar)
- Micheal McDowell (guitar)
- Johnny Collins (drums)
- Kenny Ells (bass)
Former Member
- John Manning (guitar)
- Ben Brown (bass)
- Brandon Autry (bass)
- Ben Leiner (drums)
- Patrick Phillips (bass)
