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Written by Admin
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Wednesday, 07 March 2007 |
Tim, Paul and Owen
The Band
Slick 46 are a working class street punk band that formed late 1998 in
a small town called Wagga Wagga in Australia. The lineup then was Tim
Mumford- Guitar and Vocals, Paul Mumford- drums and Joe King- Bass and
Vocals. After twelve months of playing pubs and all ages shows, Joe
left the band and Owen Dwyer joined on Bass.
At this time Slick 46 started touring interstate, particularly playing
a lot of shows in Melbourne. In January 2001, the boys decided it was
time to relocate and decided to call Melbourne home.
Slick 46 is an independent band with a strong DIY ethic, organizing
their own tours and recordings. The guys in Slick 46 are always busy,
either working on new material, organizing shows, playing gigs and
touring. To date they have released three E.P.'s- 'Kicked out of
Everwhere' 1999 (out of print ) 'Stand in Line' 2001, and 'Move Aside'
2006.
Slick 46s music is unashamedly old skool with plenty of sing-a-long
chorus and loud guitar riffs. Their influences are obvious- The Clash,
Stiff Little Fingers, Sex Pistols, Sham 69 and current days bands such
as U.S. Bombs.
Slick 46 shows are always energetic and entertaining, be it in a
Melbourne Venue, somewhere on tour or belting out some tunes for the
lads at their local pub, they play each gig as if it was their last.
2007 will be a busy year for the boys- at the moment, during December
and January they have been in the studio recording a 13 track album,
due to be released later in the year. Also the guys are planning some
interstate shows for early in the year and are busy organizing for a
tour of the west coast of the USA during July/ August.
That'll do for now-
Vocals / Guitar: Tim
Bass / Vocals: Owen
Drums: Paul
MP3's
Wake Up
Move Aside
Burn it Down
Gutter Punk
Albums
Kicked Out of Everywhere
Self released EP (1999)
 
Stand in Line
Self released EP (2001)
Move Aside
Self released EP (2006)
Find Slick 46 CD's and Merch at Deadset Music.
Visit the Slick 46 website
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 07 March 2007 )
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