Biography
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Founded In
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, United States
Out of Chicago, Illinois, hails MANIC SEWING CIRCLE who adds their own brand of eccentric ska-punk-reggae to the scene. With song writing as a main focus, MANIC SEWING CIRCLE's sound is a swift twist of off-beat rock, fast reggae rhythms, and punchy horn riffs. MANIC SEWING CIRCLE pulls in enthusiastic crowds all over the MIDWEST and USA. They are known as a horn-blasting, beat-pounding, foot-movin' eccentric ska-punk-reggae band. Their infectious comedic-doowap groove also gets people up on their feet dancing. These guys have toured the MIDWEST extensively, perfecting their craft of delivering an all-out energetic concert of their original ska/punk music. To date, MANIC SEWING CIRCLE has performed in over 4 states and Chicago countless times. Their shows also feature carefully selected covers that have been played by MANIC SEWING CIRCLE such as "I Fought the Law" and instead of "Paradise City" by Gun's and Roses, they've dubbed it "Ybor City" in tribute to their fanatical encounter with a chaotic city in Flordia. With the new release of their debut album "Nobody Get's What We're Saying," MANIC SEWING CIRCLE will now send their vastly proclaimed CD to independent ska and punk radio, college radio, and rock stations around the world. Furthermore, MANIC SEWING CIRCLE has been featured on many, many, many ska bills around Chicago, playing with highly acclaimed acts as Mustard Plug, The Planet Smashers, Big D and the Kids Table, Deal's Gone Bad, The Know How and The Suburban Legends at such venues as The Metro, Bottom Lounge, and Logan Square Auditorium. As the touring keeps on "get on board" with MANIC SEWING CIRCLE at a show, online, or at home!
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