Scott H. Biram - Lo-Fi Mojo (2003)

Wow, quite a surprise, it seems Scott H. Biram is planning an European tour this year, and what's suprised me even more, he's coming to my hometown (Ostend @ The Terminus), so that gives me a good reason to post his live album, entitled 'Lo-Fi Mojo' (recorded Feb 2nd@KVRX). Here's a review which I've made last year...

Biram is a one-man band, playing all his songs on a '59 Gibson hollow body. Biram's number one love is the blues. Next in line come punk, metal, country, bluegrass.... Biram offers up a unique blend of "real" country, old-school acoustic blues, and punk. With influences ranging from hardcore and metal to blues and country, Biram takes on some of America's finest music and turns it into a phenomenal mish-mash that's as dirty and raw as it is impressive.

Two One-Man Band EP's

Scott H. Biram - Rehabilitation Blues EP (2003)

Scott H Biram brings a traditional mix of acoustic blues, country, hillbilly and bluegrass music and blends it all together with a very emotional and soulful vocal approach. This EP was released shortly after an almost fatal accident with an 18 wheeler truck whereby Scott's life nearly ended.

Honkeyfinger - Running on Empty EP (2009)

Just to keep the saliva flowing. . . . Honkeyfinger released a 5 track EP on May 18. Including 2 remixes by Mr. Andrew Weatheral and a version of Honkeyfinger's live favourit 'I'm Your Witchdoctor'. Released in limited edition 3 track 7" vinyl or CD ( 2 remixes bonus). Bio: Honkeyfinger is the one man band from the bowels of the earth, erupting molten fuzz lapsteel, screaming harmonica riffs and desperate bestial howling in a scorching hot cocktail of heavy raw blues power.

Scott H Biram - Something's Wrong/Lost Forever (2009)

Our good friend Pascal Thunder has sended me this one, thanks!.
Biram is a one-man band, playing all his songs on a '59 Gibson hollow body. Biram's number one love is the blues. Next in line come punk, metal, country, bluegrass.... Biram offers up a unique blend of "real" country, old-school acoustic blues, and punk. With influences ranging from hardcore and metal to blues and country, Biram takes on some of America's finest music and turns it into a phenomenal album that's as dirty and raw as it is impressive. Something's Wrong/ Lost Forever is his third record.