12 Stone Toddler rock.
But remember when rock was anti-fashion, didn’t s… Read Full Bio ↴12 Stone Toddler rock.
But remember when rock was anti-fashion, didn’t stay in neat little categories, represented deviation from the norm?
Remember when rock plundered other genres
and threw the bits into a hot cauldron?
Remember when rock meant bands with nothing in common other than a liking for loud guitars, stomping beats, electric hooks?
12 Stone Toddler bring this ethic back into the modern world. A marriage of opposites, combining heady eclecticism with a love of the three minute wonder. All shiny and new, yet visited at night by the ghosts of 20th century music. Swaggering with the chutzpah of a naked child threatening to wedge a fork into the electrical socket, each twist and swivel brings a new reason to love this band.
The enfant terrible of songwriters Chris Otero (vocals/bass) and Ben Jones (keyboards), infused with the potent musicianship of Pat Garvey (drums) and Randall Breneman (guitar), this is full blooded rock and roll, that recognises no boundaries.
With their boisterous debut album “Does It Scare You” already out on the streets and playing with the older kids, and having raised an army of followers and fanatics in their hometown of Brighton; 12 Stone Toddler spent the summer of 2008 unleashing their fierce live show out onto the UK festival scene:- straight after completing their second album, due for release in February 2009 on Amazon Records.
Having played live radio sessions with Mark Lamarr and Tom Robinson, received numerous plays on Radio 2 and Radio 6, sold out gigs at Brighton’s Komedia and Concorde 2 and London’s ICA, pulled big and loving crowds who jumped, gyrated and sang along at Glastonbury, Beautiful Days, Larmer Tree, Winterwell and Fire Gathering festivals; and with stunning videos shown internationally on MTV, here is a band accustomed to the big stage and ready to take on the world.
"Under the Weather" is the first single from “Scheming”, the new 12 stone Toddler album. Imagine the Beach Boys’ harmony meets electro-punk meets psychedelic soul meets one heavy three note riff. Lyrically reminiscent of Voodoo Chile or I Can See for Miles and Miles it’s a song about a man at one with the elements. A delirious anthem, punctuated by thunder and lit up by lightning flashes.
It’s a distillation of what Toddler is all about, made into a pop soundbite like Superman squeezed a perfect diamond from a coal.
Make it your mantra.
"... without question the best debut album of the millennium... hands down one of the best debuts I’ve ever heard."
Tim Wardyn - music-critic.com
"...this is a fantastic album...Does It Scare You? will surprise you by being one of the best albums of the year so far."
Phill May - rockmidgets.com
"...this is the past & future of rock n roll, make it the present, buy it."
Unpeeled.co.uk
""... listening to this gigantic infant’s debut WILL make you cooler."
skinnymag.co.uk
But remember when rock was anti-fashion, didn’t s… Read Full Bio ↴12 Stone Toddler rock.
But remember when rock was anti-fashion, didn’t stay in neat little categories, represented deviation from the norm?
Remember when rock plundered other genres
and threw the bits into a hot cauldron?
Remember when rock meant bands with nothing in common other than a liking for loud guitars, stomping beats, electric hooks?
12 Stone Toddler bring this ethic back into the modern world. A marriage of opposites, combining heady eclecticism with a love of the three minute wonder. All shiny and new, yet visited at night by the ghosts of 20th century music. Swaggering with the chutzpah of a naked child threatening to wedge a fork into the electrical socket, each twist and swivel brings a new reason to love this band.
The enfant terrible of songwriters Chris Otero (vocals/bass) and Ben Jones (keyboards), infused with the potent musicianship of Pat Garvey (drums) and Randall Breneman (guitar), this is full blooded rock and roll, that recognises no boundaries.
With their boisterous debut album “Does It Scare You” already out on the streets and playing with the older kids, and having raised an army of followers and fanatics in their hometown of Brighton; 12 Stone Toddler spent the summer of 2008 unleashing their fierce live show out onto the UK festival scene:- straight after completing their second album, due for release in February 2009 on Amazon Records.
Having played live radio sessions with Mark Lamarr and Tom Robinson, received numerous plays on Radio 2 and Radio 6, sold out gigs at Brighton’s Komedia and Concorde 2 and London’s ICA, pulled big and loving crowds who jumped, gyrated and sang along at Glastonbury, Beautiful Days, Larmer Tree, Winterwell and Fire Gathering festivals; and with stunning videos shown internationally on MTV, here is a band accustomed to the big stage and ready to take on the world.
"Under the Weather" is the first single from “Scheming”, the new 12 stone Toddler album. Imagine the Beach Boys’ harmony meets electro-punk meets psychedelic soul meets one heavy three note riff. Lyrically reminiscent of Voodoo Chile or I Can See for Miles and Miles it’s a song about a man at one with the elements. A delirious anthem, punctuated by thunder and lit up by lightning flashes.
It’s a distillation of what Toddler is all about, made into a pop soundbite like Superman squeezed a perfect diamond from a coal.
Make it your mantra.
"... without question the best debut album of the millennium... hands down one of the best debuts I’ve ever heard."
Tim Wardyn - music-critic.com
"...this is a fantastic album...Does It Scare You? will surprise you by being one of the best albums of the year so far."
Phill May - rockmidgets.com
"...this is the past & future of rock n roll, make it the present, buy it."
Unpeeled.co.uk
""... listening to this gigantic infant’s debut WILL make you cooler."
skinnymag.co.uk
The Rabbit
12 Stone Toddler Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'The Rabbit' by these artists:
Angelmaker Where did I go wrong? One last time and I swear…
Angelmaker - AngelMaker Where did I go wrong? One last time and I swear…
Bishop Allen It takes just one look at my hands Says "kid your…
Brian Storming Now, that I´m lost You can follow me throgh nowhere Close yo…
Ewert and the Two Dragons Oh where you gonna go Chasing the rabbit down the hole O…
Flower Fellow You got no place to go, the sky was behind…
Jimmy Wayne The kids were in the living room Watching cartoons She could…
Kriill When she leaves you and you have no time to…
Mark Mulcahy wicked trickery it must take a long time you'll need two c…
The Good Brothers PREFACE: "This is a song from our very 1st album.…
The Rabbit You are trapped inside hell You are seduced By the opportuni…
Thomas E. Brown Buck eyed rabbit behind that pot Left out there and…
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@Capa1212
How in the hell this doesn't have more views?
@macronencer
Magnificent. I love the way it gets heavier and Donnie darker.
@AJDisME212
How could anybody with a sane mind give this video a thumbs-down!?! Music can't get any better than this.
@FreshlySqueezed
I know, right? It'll even out in the end...
@kaywaters7478
It’s amazing!
@kaywaters7478
It is effing brilliant!
@kaywaters7478
This could be the best thing I’ve listened to in about 30 years. It’s incredible.
@FreshlySqueezed
Have a listen to all their albums… you are in for a big treat! ;-)
@randallisaeff1876
Fantastic! Just stumbled upon this in 2021. Anyone else here?
@FreshlySqueezed
You are about to go down a rabbit hole... but check out their albums anyway. Amazing band!