Calgary, Alberta, Canada’s madcowboys play fast and loose punk rock calling to mind the likes of Dillinger Four, with a vocal style and beats that are truly coming into their own on the band’s third full-length, a self-titled effort. They also keep things fun with a sharp sense of humor. After heading into the studio with Sir Ian Burton and releasing madcowboys on New Black in June, vocalist and guitarist Mike McLeod exchanged emails with Pads & Panels purveyor and Punknews staff writer Bill Jones at the end of August. The interview helped unearth the origins of the band, dig into the new album and find out why madcowboys haven’t brought their great sound Stateside just yet.

You can click Read More for the interview.
Source Calgary, Alberta, Canada’s madcowboys play fast and loose punk rock calling to mind the likes of Dillinger Four, with a vocal style and beats that are truly coming into their own on the band’s third full-length, a self-titled effort. They also keep things fun with a sharp sense of humor. After heading into the studio with Sir Ian Burton and releasing madcowboys on New Black in June, vocalist and guitarist Mike McLeod exchanged emails with Pads & Panels purveyor and Punknews staff writer Bill Jones at the end of August. The interview helped unearth the origins of the band, dig into the new album and find out why madcowboys haven’t brought their great sound Stateside just yet.

You can click Read More for the interview.
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