Bilmuri
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| Origin | Columbus, Ohio |
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| Years active | 2016–present |
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| Website | www |
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Summary[edit]
Bilmuri is an American one man Indie Post-Hardcore band from Columbus, Ohio started by Johnny Franck in 2016.[1] The name Bilmuri is an abbreviated parody of the name of American actor, comedian, and writer Bill Murray best known for his time on Saturday Night Live and roles in movies such as Ghostbusters, Lost in Translation, Groundhog Day and Caddyshack.[citation needed] Bilmuri debuted in 2016 with their first three studio albums entitled "Jaguar Shark", "Letters" and a self-titled album. In 2017 Bilmuri would release their fourth and fifth studio albums entitled "Frame" and "Banana" along with their sixth and seventh studio albums entitled "Taco" and "Solid Chub" in 2018. A year later in 2019 they would release their eighth studio album entitled "Wet Milk" followed up with the "Pasteurized Milk" EP and then their ninth studio album "Rich Sips"[2][3] which were all well received among his current fanbase and gained more attention from former Attack Attack! fans by releasing a single from "Rich Sips" entitled "Thicc Thiccly" featuring former Attack Attack! bandmate and Beartooth vocalist Caleb Shomo parodying Attack Attack!'s hit single "Stick Stickly".[4] In early 2020 Bilmuri would release a collaborative EP called "Bilmuri and Friends" (or "Muri and Friends" for short) with Dayseeker, No Dice, Tilian Pearson, Jonathan Young, Lauren Babic, Surf Team and Whale Bones[5] and a 10th studio album entitled "Eggy Pocket" in the Fall.[6][7] At some point in late 2020 or early 2021 Reese Maslen of Ravine would join Bilmuri as their touring lead guitarist and backup vocalist along with Josh Manuel of Issues as their touring drummer.[citation needed] In September 2021 Bilmuri would release "Lordfarquadzilla" Featuring Jonathan Young as a single followed up by their 11th studio album "400LB Back Squat". On June 4th 2021 Bilmuri would host a livestreamed set of 17 songs entitled "Bilmuri Presents: The Hog Crankers Ball" that would later be released under the same name on streaming services, CD/DVD and for free download via Boketo Media. Later at some point in 2021 or early 2022 Gabi Rose of Enrose would join as their touring backup vocalist and saxaphone player along with Catherine Bliemel (better known as OBLVYN) who would join Bilmuri as their touring bassist and pianist/SFX specialist.[citation needed]
Discography[edit]
Studio albums[edit]
- Bilmuri (2016)
- Jaguar Shark (2016)
- Letters (2016)
- Frame (2017)
- Banana (2017)
- Taco (2018)
- Solid Chub (2018)
- Wet Milk (2019)
- Rich Sips (2019)
- Eggy Pocket (2020)
- Bilmuri Presents: The Hog Crankers Ball (Live) (2021)
- 400LB Back Squat (2021)
- Goblin Hours (2022)
Extended plays[edit]
- DiceMuri (Unofficial Collaborative Project with No Dice) (2019)
- Pasteurized Milk (2019)
- Bilmuri and Friends (Collaborative Project) (2020)
Singles[edit]
- Timing (2016)
- Faint (2016)
- Down (2016)
- Suspended (2016)
- Connect (2016)
- The Climb (Miley Cyrus Cover) (2017)
- Stay (Post Malone Cover) (2018)
- alwaystired (2018)
- adecentcupofcoffee (2018)
- Fireflies (Owl City Cover) (2018)
- when the party's over (Billie Eilish Cover) Featuring No Dice (2019)
- Slow Dancing in the Dark (Joji Cover) Featuring No Dice (2019)
- Sunflower (Post Malone Cover) Featuring No Dice (2019)
- I Always Wanna Die (Sometimes) (The 1975 Cover) Featuring No Dice (2019)
- Thicc Thiccly Featuring Caleb Shomo (2019)
- BRUH.mp4 (2019)
- mytop10mostbrootalbreakdownsof2047 (2019)
- lifeisgood (2019)
- myfeelingshavefeelings (2019)
- ABSOLUTELYCRANKINMYMF'INHOG Featuring Brody (2020)
- Lordfarquadzilla Featuring Jonathan Young (2021)
- The Void Approacheth Featuring Summer Hoop (2022)
- Corn-fed Yeties Featuring Knox (2022)
- Anabolic Spudsman (Thique Edition) Featuring Will Ramos & Spencer Stewart (2022)
- Boutta Cashew (2023)
- All Gas Featuring Mitchell Tenpenny (2023)
- Livin' Laughin' Lovin' Featuring Hastings (2023)
References[edit]
- ↑ "EX-ATTACK ATTACK! CLEAN VOCALIST FORMS NEW POST-HARDCORE BAND". Alternative Press. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ Barrett, Paige. "ALBUM REVIEW: Bilmuri – Rich Sips". Dead Press. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ Redrup, Zach. "NEWS: Bilmuri shares Powerpoint style video for 'TheMuriWithHumanHair'!". Dead Press. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ Redrup, Zach. "Bilmuri brings in Caleb Shomo (Beartooth) on 'Thicc Thiccly'!". Dead Press. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ Blackburn, Stevie. "EP REVIEW: Bilmuri – Muri And Friends". Dead Press. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ ROGERS, JACK. "BILMURI'S EXPANSIVE AND EXHILARATING NEW ALBUM 'EGGY POCKET'". Rock Sound. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ Duffour, Adrien. "Bilmuri publie son nouvel album, Eggy Pocket". Metal Zone. Unknown parameter
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