Friends you may enjoy hearing that BUNNYRANCH, first U.S. East Coast run. it was a success
I did not meet one person who didn't enjoy this band live. They absolutely rocked, every single show.
Great LIVE band, all heart no ego, they just go on stage and do it.

The only groups i can compare their music and live action, is Mitch Rider back in the day or the Lyres in 1985.

Bunnyranch is now recording their next album at NY Hed studio with Ivan Julian.( Clash, Shriekback, Fleshtones, Mathew Sweet, Voidoids).
Before they return to Portugal.

I'll keep you posted on their next US. tour in 08.

Get Bunnyranch - Luna Dance music at: www.elevatormusic.com

A sincere Thank You                                                               to everyone who helped us make it happen.

Elevator Music

By BRETT MILANO / Boston Phoenix

"We got a thing going on, this lovely romance/You can call me anytime, to do a dance!" Okay, so their English idiom is a little exotic. But these garage-rockers from Coimbra, Portugal, get the music exactly right, and the quirks of language (imagine a fist-pounding chorus of "We must join forces! We must join forces!") only make them more endearing. I can't say what they were thinking when they wrote the chorus "Never on my watch/Never in my face," but it just might be the political statement of the year. Bunny Ranch strike the proper mix of three-chord stomp and soulful swagger. Some of the influences are close to home: "B" begins with a Vox-organ flourish that sounds just like the tune-ups at the start of a Lyres show. They've listened to some '60s soul as well, and they've picked up some obvious pointers about working a groove and writing a hook. Their best track, "Can't Stop the Ranch," is the kind of band anthem/themesong that endeared the Hives (and for that matter, the Monkees) to US ears. And if the Swedish band could move units in America, these guys surely have a shot.