PRETTY MANY PEOPLE

Playing together as a band since their teenage years, Three Man Cannon have come a long way since the initial release of their debut EP Nelson in 2010, both sonically and physically, making the trek from Scranton to Philadelphia. The band released a split with fellow Scranton natives Lee Corey Oswald in 2013, the precursor to their final finished LP Pretty Many People. Mixing their old proclivity toward catchy punk-influenced indie rock with a new darker, heavier sound, Pretty Many People creates a new vibe for Three Man Cannon, bringing the K Records era of indie rock into the Philadelphia punk scene. It's a record for basement punks and 90s snobs who want to dance while contemplating their own finite existence. A record both unifying and thought provoking, Pretty Many People borrows the best parts of indie and punk rock, making an immediate impression with their first full length record and delivering a unique sound you never knew you needed to hear. For fans of, : Guided By Voices/Built To Spill/Tigers Jaw.