Harley Poe
| Harley Poe | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Kokomo, Indiana, United States |
| Genres |
Horror Folk Punk Surf Rock |
| Years active | 2004 – 2015 |
| Labels | HorrorHound Records, Chain Smoking Records, Standard Recording Company |
| Associated acts | Calibretto 13 |
| Website | https://www.facebook.com/harleypoe/ |
Harley Poe was a Horror Folk band from Kokomo, Indiana, United States. It was originally started as an alias for Joe Whiteford in 2004, after his previous band Calibretto split up. The band released their first album, "Wretched. Filthy. Ugly.", together, in 2010 on Chain Smoking Records. The main theme of their music is horror with a majority of their songs dealing with "relationships and life"[1] usually presented as dark comedy.
Harley Poe is on an indefinite hiatus after playing their last show on October 30, 2015.
Joe Whiteford released a final solo album on October 13 before the band's dissolution.[2]
Band members
- Joe Whiteford - Guitars/Vocals
- Gregg Manfredi - Bass/Backup vocals
- Cristian Riquelme - Drums/Percussion/Backup vocals
- Wesley Plantenga - Electric guitars/Guitjo/Backup vocals
Discography
- In the Dark; or B-Movie Trash! - (2004) on Standard Recording Company
- The Dead and the Naked - (2006) on Standard Recording Company
- Harley Poe and the Dead Vampires - (2007) Split release with The Dead Vampires on Standard Recording Company
- Wretched. Filthy. Ugly. - (2010) on Chain Smoking Records.
- Satan, Sex and No Regrets - (2012) on Chain Smoking Records.
- B-Sides from the Basement Cassette - (2012) on Chain Smoking Records.
- Man of God 10 inch Vinyl - (2013) on Chain Smoking Records.
- Pagan Holiday - (2013) on HorrorHound Records.
- Fallen Down - (2015) as independent release.
References
External links
- Harleypoe.com Former official band website
- Standard Recording Co. Former official label website
- Harley Poe on Chain Smoking Records
- Harley Poe on HorrorHound Records
- Joe Whiteford interview
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