Their sound, though hard to define, has been referred to as “punk-blues”, “gutbucket soul”and “explosive stomp and groove”. This high-octane trio from Boston, MA has been touring the country for the past five years, taking their unique form of roots music (influenced by the sounds of the northern Mississippi hill country) to cafes, restaurants, record stores, rock clubs, theatres, festivals and back yard parties, and playing for anyone who will listen. In 2010, they released their first full-length CD, “I Get Blamed For Everything I Do” (Hillgrass Bluebilly Records). Their new album, “Undertow” (also on Hillgrass), will be officially released in March/April 2013.

The Cannibal Ramblers Proudly Play Abstract Ashcan Delta Swamp Backwater Stomp.

The Cannibal Ramblers are a three (sometimes four) piece band from Boston/Providence. Their influences range from Mississippi Delta, surf music, punk, rock, Jazz and deconstructive performance sound art. These disparate styles jump together creating a unique and idiosyncratic sound, blasting with energy. Together for four years, they play an intense schedule of gigs from Vermont to NYC, from Mississippi to Michigan and FRANCE!
They have a deep reservoir of original music.

Booze, heartache, devil, misanthropy and love inspired country music from the middle United States.

“They have the throwback grooves of Buddy Holly and the troubadour lyrics of Woody Guthrie” – Clint Wiederholt (VocalsOnTop.com, tuningfork.tv)
– Clint Wiederholt, Live Concert Review: The Souveneers (Jan 30, 2013)