Die Laughing Records present their new signing SLAMDINISTAS!  The first single for the label, ‘Little Troublemaker (Live)’, is the killer tune made famous by Ian McLagan of The Faces on his 1979 solo LP.  This blistering live version burns hot with SLAMDINISTAS love for all things Faces and Stones – the sparks fly high off this Rock ‘n’ Roll gem! In-your-face 70’s - loud, punk and swagger!

Stream/buy Little Troublemaker (Live) HERE

Hark back to the glory days of 70’s Rock ‘n’ Roll as SLAMDINISTAS deliver a sound that perfectly blends US and UK influences of the era.

SLAMDINISTAS bring raw, in-your-face, street rock and roll.  Their song ‘Brand New Day’ recevied massive radio respect, including regular play on Rodney Bingenheimer’s Sirius XM radio show on “Underground Garage”. This, and their incendiary live show at a label honcho’s Halloween Birthday Bash brought SLAMDINISTAS to the attention of Die Laughing Records/Golden Robot Records. What next? The prestigious label signed them immediately

Slamdinistas influences range from 70’s English PubRock, Punk & Classic Rock, and especially the British scene, ala Stones and Faces, recalling the Glory Days of Rock + Roll.

Each band member has made claim to his own piece of music history – as they say, “Guilty by association!” by the music groups they’re associated with. Gabriel Johns, Vocals, Longtime singer songwriter, LA Club Booker and worked with his own bands Shelter, FiDo. Loren Molinare, Guitars and Producer, a Detroit transplant who’s band, The Dogs, have left a serious mark on the seminal Punk/Detroit rock scene. Also for Little Caesar and Michael Des Barres & The Mistakes. Michael Gavigan, guitar, slide guitar and backup vocals.  Also, plays guitar and produced recordings by The Blessings. Paul ILL, bass, has recorded and performed with many artists including The Willie Dixon Family Band, Tina Turner and Linda Perry. Brian Irving, Drums, has worked with Chris Spedding, Gilby Clarke, Glitter Trash.

These fine gents, whose collective roots grip deep in the LA Rock Scene, realized their studio chemistry worked so well it is as if the band had several tours behind them. The sound born that on those fateful sessions brings you: SLAMDINISTAS!