Chain And The Gang

Post-punk band with a garage rock twist

Chain and The Gang is a rock band led by Ian Svenonius, the notable frontman of various other projects including Nation of Ulysses, The Make-Up, and Scene Creamers. Known for their unique blend of garage rock, punk, and soul, Chain and The Gang have carved out a niche in the indie music scene with their politically charged lyrics and energetic performances. Their debut album "Down With Liberty... Up With Chains!" was released in 2009, showcasing their raw sound and critical social commentary. Over the years, they have continued to produce music that challenges the status quo while maintaining a commitment to minimalistic rock 'n' roll aesthetics, as evidenced in their 2014 album "Minimum Rock N Roll." The band's live performances are known for their high energy and charismatic delivery, which was captured in the album "Live At Third Man Records," recorded at Jack White's famed recording space in Nashville. Chain and The Gang's influence extends beyond their recordings as they continue to inspire a dedicated fan base with their rebellious spirit and distinctive style.