The Rabble

The Rabble

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Name = The Rabble


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Origin = New Zealand
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Genre = Punk Rock
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Years_active = 2001-present
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Associated_acts = The Unseen
URL = [http://myspace.com/therabble The Rabble Myspace]
Current_members = Jamie Douglass Rupe Hill-Hayr Chazz Hill-Hayr
Past_members =Roi Irwin Sam Hume Gavin James Miles McComish

The Rabble are a Punk rock band from Auckland, New Zealand, that formed around 2000. Their official myspace page was released on the 29/9/2004. The Rabble are strong believers in the DIY attitude. They write and record there own music and music videos, with help from family and friends. Their first webisode is out on their myspace now, and more are released every 2 weeks. They collaborated with Mark Unseen of Boston band The Unseen to create the song/video for "This World is Dead." The Rabble are currently writing and recording for there next album after "The Battles Almost Over". 6 drum tracks were recorded at York Street studios in Auckland, and the bass and guitars were tracked at Number 8 wire Recording studio, once again by Chazz Rabble.Fact|date=June 2008 The band say they feel that this next album will once again be a step up from there last, its more mature yet still addictive and fun.Fact|date=June 2008 There has also been rumours of more guests vocalists to appear on the next album.Fact|date=June 2008

Band members

*Chazz Hill-Hayr - vocals, guitar and drums
*Rupert Hill-Hayr - vocals and drums
*Jamie Douglass - bass and vocals

Discography

Albums

*"No Clue, No Future" - CD (March 2006)
*"This Is Our Lives" - EP (November 2006)
*"The Battles Almost Over" - CD (November 2007)

ingles

*"Start Again"
*"Seeking"
*"This World Is Dead"
*"The Coast Song"
*"Friday Night"
*"Carry On"

External links

* [http://www.myspace.com/therabble Official MySpace site]
* [http://www.scannerzine.com/therabble.htm Interview with THE RABBLE on Scanner zine]
* [http://www.last.fm/music/The+Rabble The Rabble on Last FM]
* [http://www.youtube.com/therabble The Rabble on Youtube]


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