Dromedary Records: artists

2. Cuppa Joe
  
  Cuppa Joe formed in Trenton, New Jersey in 1991 and released several EPs and full-lengths on various indie labels in the 90s. After a lengthy hiatus, singer/guitarist Doug Larkin began writing and recording new songs, right around the same time as we re-formed and began releasing music again. We’re pleased to announce we’ve teamed up with the band again for their first new release since 1999!
2. Dromedary Compilations
  
  At Dromedary we recognize the importance of compilations, both as an art form and as a way to get lots of music into your hands at a low price.
2. Footstone
  
  After all the years of flying under the radar with an over the top sound, “inkie rock” returns…with cold beer and a language all its own. Footstone is back, led by singer/guitarist Ralph Malanga, and a passion for beer-swilling, supercharged power pop. Fueled by the thunderous bass antics of Mark Abney and the driving drums of Dave Noel, Footstone’s percussive, twin-guitar attack (Malanga along with guitarist Eric Greenberg) is a combination of raw energy and melodic hooks rarely seen in today’s indie rock.
2. FRC
  
  Friends, Romans, Countrymen are a Jersey City based rock band that formed in 1990 and played with such greats as Pavement, Sunny Day Real Estate, Dead Milkmen, Doughboys, Garden Variety, Shirk Circus and American Standard. Now, Dromedary is releasing the band’s final CD, I Am Spartacus.
2. Guy Capecelatro III
  
  Guy Capecelatro III is an enigmatic musician, a prolific singer and songwriter who tends to shun the spotlight, despite his contributions to an ongoing list of bands that includes Unbunny, Two Ton Santa, Beekeeper, and The Buckets. He also has more than a dozen solo efforts to his name, albums that include everything from country to metal, murder ballads to found sound.
2. Jenifer Convertible
  
  Jenifer Convertible were/are a fantastic East Village noise pop band that featured powerful songwriting, monstrous pop hooks, and incredible musical proficiency. We’ll be releasing their music, and we couldn’t be more proud.
2. Penguins Kill Polar Bears
  
  One of Scotland’s most exciting young bands, Penguins Kill Polar Bears have paired up with Dromedary to release Vessels & Veins in North America as an intro to this great band. Featuring four brand-new tracks plus two remixed tracks from Dawn, the US version of the EP will be available in March of 2011 on CD and digital download.
2. Shirk Circus
  
  Shirk Circus was an edgy, dangerous, brilliant monster of a band, and it pleases us to no end to be the label bestowed the honor of presenting their final recordings to you.
2. Speed The Plough
  
  Speed the Plough is a New Jersey-based band that has been playing since 1984. The name, from an old Scottish folk song, was plucked from a book of sheet music just days before their first gig, which was at Maxwell’s in Hoboken,
2. Stuyvesant
  
  Our favorite guys and our favorite band – please allow us to introduce you to the crunch-pop magic of Hoboken’s own Stuyvesant.
2. The 65's
  
  A band comprised of rockers who are also accustomed to playing unplugged in coffee shops, The 65’s not only have the skills to write and perform sophisticated, intelligent music, but they also possess the unique ability to craft intimate lyrics and connect with an audience. That’s not to say they can’t bring it loud.
2. The Mommyheads
  
  “The Mommyheads are invigorating and technically masterful, and play music that is neither all headtrip or all audible morphine, neither all pop or all jazzy stylings. They use harmony smartly, like an instrument to itself. Their songs are tight, snazzy pearls.”
2. Tune in to full-length songs from our catalog!
2. The 65's
  
  Strike Hard!
  
  We’re incredibly proud and thrilled to present to you Strike Hard!, the unbelievable debut LP from The 65’s.
  
  Joe Wawrzyniak of Jersey Beat says “there’s a real depth and maturity at work here that’s both affecting and impressive in equal measure. A sterling album.”
  
  Pick up your copy on CD or digital download today!
2. Shirk Circus
  
  This Band Will Destroy Your Life
  
  Fifteen years in the making, here it is: the long-awaited third album from New Jersey indie greats Shirk Circus. We hope you love it as much as we do.
2. The Mommyheads
  
  Delicate Friction
  
  We’re proud to share with you the North American version of Delicate Friction, the latest pop classic from The Mommyheads.
1. more releases
2. Right around the same time we got bit by the indie bug here at Dromedary Rev. 2.0, Cuppa Joe’s primary songwriter Doug Larkin began writing and recording a new batch of songs as well. A year later, after relocating back to New Jersey, he teamed up with drummer Steve Spatucci for the band’s first album in more than a decade. Coming this February!

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