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“Co-ed, local punkabilly swampsters riding the death-dragstrip down Phantom Highway 13—which ghostly road they hiccup about twice on their current EP. Another toon deals, appropriately, with greasy combs”
- Chuck Eddy - Village Voice - Village Voice
"This swamp-rockin', Cramps-influenced trio from New York City will put a twangy curse on you that you won't want lifted!"
-WFMU - WFMU
Brooklyn trio Triple Hex comes to town tonight to blow your freakin' mind with their cranky, sneery, fuzzed-out Cramps-y rock business. It's a Go Kat Go! so go cat go!
-New Haven Advocate - New Haven Advocate
“(Triple Hex) serves up loud, no-frills rave-ups, which are a direct, sonic punch to the gut... and the tracks from the group's EP, "Phantom Highway 13," possess an immediacy and warmth that's rare in this day and age of overproduced product.”
- Asbury Park Press - Asbury Park Press
"pissing off the redneck truckers like only the greasiest sassiest Rockabilly motherf****rs can fuelled on Crampcranking stompin' sluice juice and Johnny Burnette twangy tangy sauce, recorded in a canyon for the roadhog reverb. Tough, kitschy, cranky. A lounge band for some lizard race from a far off land."
- Sleazegrinder - Sleazegrinder
Discography
Phantom Highway 13 - EP 2005 Thigh High Records
#3 Top 5 E.P.'s of 2005
-Three Chord Monte, WFMU
#11 Top 25 of 2005
-Border Radio
#19 Boss 50 of 2005
Whole Lotta Shakin' WITR
- Phantom Highway 13 received considerable North American radio airplay.
- Songs featured on numerous VH1 shows.
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Bio
Triple Hex is a greasy rock-n-roll combo from NYC. They have been playing since 2001. Triple Hex has shared the stage with The Cramps, Southern Culture On the Skids, Robert Gordon, The Subsonics, Kid Congo Powers(The Gun Club, The Cramps, Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds) and The Von Bondies.
Triple Hex is Dave Hex on vox & guitar, Julie Hex on the secret pagan beats/vox and Mark Hex on bass guitar. Triple Hex released the Phantom Highway 13 E.P. recorded by Matt Verta-Ray (Speedball Baby, Heavy Trash) in the spring 2005. Phantom Highway 13 received considerable national radio play and was on many Best of 2005 lists including being picked by WFMU’s Three Cord Monte as #3 best E.P. of 2005. Watching VH1 and think you hear some greasy NYC rock? Yup that’s Triple Hex. They had a few songs featured on VH1 during the fall of 2005 and have two others slated to air in the spring of 2006.
“Co-ed, local punkabilly swampsters riding the death-dragstrip down Phantom Highway 13—which ghostly road they hiccup about twice on their current EP. Another toon deals, appropriately, with greasy combs”
- Chuck Eddy - Village Voice
"This swamp-rockin', Cramps-influenced trio from New York City will put a twangy curse on you that you won't want lifted!"
-WFMU
“(Triple Hex) serves up loud, no-frills rave-ups, which are a direct, sonic punch to the gut... and the tracks from the group's EP, "Phantom Highway 13," possess an immediacy and warmth that's rare in this day and age of overproduced product.”
- Asbury Park Press
Brooklyn trio Triple Hex comes to town tonight to blow your freakin' mind with their cranky, sneery, fuzzed-out Cramps-y rock business. It's a Go Kat Go! so go cat go!
-New Haven Advocate
"pissing off the redneck truckers like only the greasiest sassiest Rockabilly motherf****rs can fuelled on Crampcranking stompin' sluice juice and Johnny Burnette twangy tangy sauce, recorded in a canyon for the roadhog reverb. Tough, kitschy, cranky. A lounge band for some lizard race from a far off land."
- Sleazegrinder
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