The Grammar Club is a nontraditional hip-hop/rock band. That is not to say that there is anything nontraditional about blending hip-hop and rock music, since acts like Limp Bizkit (and their less miserable contemporaries) made hip-hop influence a rock music staple in the mid 1990s (and Aerosmith, alongside Run DMC, did it way earlier, in the 80s); rather, The Grammar Club is a nontraditional hip-hop/rock band because its members each live in different parts of North America and have, by and large, never met.

By swapping unfinished segments of songs–so... (+) expand

The Grammar Club is a nontraditional hip-hop/rock band. That is not to say that there is anything nontraditional about blending hip-hop and rock music, since acts like Limp Bizkit (and their less miserable contemporaries) made hip-hop influence a rock music staple in the mid 1990s (and Aerosmith, alongside Run DMC, did it way earlier, in the 80s); rather, The Grammar Club is a nontraditional hip-hop/rock band because its members each live in different parts of North America and have, by and large, never met.

By swapping unfinished segments of songs–something we digital recording artists refer to as project files–The Grammar Club is able to collaborate via the Internet, each member contributing his own elements to a given piece.

In addition to being a nontraditional hip-hop/rock band, The Grammar Club is, in a small way, some humble semblance of a super group, as all five of its members have solo "careers" and fans of their own, mostly in the virtual circles of those enthusiastic about the propagation of an alternative hip-hop sub-genre christened by the band’s friend and adoptive benefactor–adoptive meaning we hereby, in the aforementioned capacity, adopt him, consent notwithstanding–MC Frontalot as Nerdcore.

The Grammar Club is:

Adam!, Western Canada - guitarist, producer;

Beefy, Seattle, Washington - vocalist;

DJ Snyder, Santa Cruz, California - turntablist;

Glenn Case, Spokane, Washington - multi-instrumentalist, sequencer, vocalist;

Shael Riley, Brooklyn, New York - sequencer, vocalist.

Check out the solo music of The Grammar Club's members on The Sixty One:
Beefy;
Glenn Case;
DJ Snyder;
Shael Riley.




You can download our entire debut album, Bremelanotide, for free from our website (http://thegrammarclub.com/), and while we would like you to bump, comment on and download all of our songs from right here at The Sixty One, the versions you can download at our website are encoded at 192kb and, consequently, sound better.

Thanks for reading and/or listening. (-) collapse