Propane Cowboy

Propane Cowboy is a three piece rock band from Long Island, NY who draw their influences from Long Island’s rich indie scene as well as some better known acts in the artistic vein of alternative rock, punk, noise pop, blues, etc. Since the band’s inception in 2006, they have released two EPs and one LP. Their latest effort, the full length, Terrible Twenty-Twos, exemplifies their technical ability as well as a knack for lyrically thoughtful and melodically catchy songwriting.

An excellent example is this track Salt In The Wound – a perfect example of no nonsense, straight up rock music. Guitars, drums and vocals, and all the better for it. - Mad Mackerel

Propane Cowboy is a three piece rock band from Long Island, NY who draw their influences from Long Island’s rich indie scene as well as some better known acts in the artistic vein of alternative rock, punk, noise pop, blues, etc. Since the band’s inception in 2006, they have released two EPs and one LP. Their latest effort, the full length, Terrible Twenty-Twos, exemplifies their technical ability as well as a knack for lyrically thoughtful and melodically catchy songwriting.

An excellent example is this track Salt In The Wound – a perfect example of no nonsense, straight up rock music. Guitars, drums and vocals, and all the better for it. - Mad Mackerel

I ate dinner with a group of friends a few years back to celebrate a wedding or birthday or something. At this dinner there was a guy and a girl who I had never met. The two weren’t dating but it was obvious that the guy wanted to get with her as all night long he was putting on a show. Unfortunately a lot of this performance seemed to involve me. He spoke to me with haughtiness, contradicted things I said and insulted me a number of times. Eventually the two of us had a showdown over table salt. He tossed his over his shoulder while declaring religious purity, I blew mine in his face fairy dust style. He and the girl left moments later.
The interesting part is, once I poured that common table salt into his wounds, the two of us actually became friends. There’s a moral in their somewhere.
Perhaps Propane Cowboy can tell us what that moral is. These guys are an indie rock band from Long Island, New York. They remind me a lot of one of my favorite defunct 90's bands Tripping Daisy, though they have a slightly more pop punk feel. “Salt in the Wound” is courtesy of the band’s debut LP Terrible Twenty-Twos which you can purchase here or here or here. - write.click.cook.listen

I ate dinner with a group of friends a few years back to celebrate a wedding or birthday or something. At this dinner there was a guy and a girl who I had never met. The two weren’t dating but it was obvious that the guy wanted to get with her as all night long he was putting on a show. Unfortunately a lot of this performance seemed to involve me. He spoke to me with haughtiness, contradicted things I said and insulted me a number of times. Eventually the two of us had a showdown over table salt. He tossed his over his shoulder while declaring religious purity, I blew mine in his face fairy dust style. He and the girl left moments later.
The interesting part is, once I poured that common table salt into his wounds, the two of us actually became friends. There’s a moral in their somewhere.
Perhaps Propane Cowboy can tell us what that moral is. These guys are an indie rock band from Long Island, New York. They remind me a lot of one of my favorite defunct 90's bands Tripping Daisy, though they have a slightly more pop punk feel. “Salt in the Wound” is courtesy of the band’s debut LP Terrible Twenty-Twos which you can purchase here or here or here. - write.click.cook.listen