Firewater is an innovative rock band, distinguished by their fusion of punk rock, world music, and Eastern European influences, creating a sound that is both unique and captivating. Formed in New York in 1995 by Tod A, former frontman of the punk band Cop Shoot Cop, Firewater has always been known for challenging musical norms. The band's lineup has seen various changes over the years, but Tod A's vision and distinctive voice have remained constant, guiding Firewater's musical journey.

Their discography, including albums like "The Golden Hour," "International Orange," and "The Ponzi Scheme," showcases a band unafraid to explore and evolve. Albums like "The Man On The Burning Tightrope" and "Psychopharmacology" illustrate their ability to weave narrative storytelling with diverse musical landscapes, creating songs that are at once personal and universal. Firewater's work, especially evident in releases like "Get Off The Cross... We Need The Wood For The Fire" and their covers album "Songs We Should Have Written," reflects a deep appreciation for musical diversity and a refusal to be pigeonholed. Through their innovative sound and engaging live performances, Firewater has earned a loyal following and remains a compelling and influential presence in the alternative music scene.

Genres

Gypsy Punk

Latest Release

International Orange

Firewater

Album - 11 Tracks - Released September 11, 2012