"Riding into our hearts on a tire-squealing wave of hype, Delray Beach's unisex septet cooks up some righteous riot-grrl rap-n-roll...reminiscent of Kathleen Hanna coupled with the power-chord punch of the Breeders. Simply put, they are the bastard children of the Ramones and the Lunachicks mixed with some Beastie Boys semen. PBD leaves little doubt as to the Pank's tenacity or energy level. File under Spunky!" -- CLOSERmagazine

PANK SHOVEL'S music is as unique as its members. Their sound is a Punk Rock/ Hip-Hop hybrid that crosses boundaries and challenges the genre's traditional misogynistic stereotypes. Their songs strong lyrical content describes real life experiences with childlike imagination. The band has cultivated a strong following in S. Florida playing the club circuit and getting regular airplay on 94.9 ZETA and Radio X (NSU). They are currently moving to New York and promoting their new full length CD "Strawbaby Chop Chop", available on TheHoneycomb.com label.
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In 1996, Earl Coralluzzo (guitars) and Kristin Larkin (voices) began creating music together. Their songs were simple yet provocative. During the summer of 2000, Thom Hammond joined in with the bass guitar, adding needed warmth to the mix. Calling themselves Remember the Ocean, the trio produced a four-song recording that was originally intended to be passed among close friends and family. The outcome, however, was much different; the feedback was strong and encouraging.

"The instruments range from congos and organs to acoustic guitar and violin to tambourines. There is a big emphasis on vocals, most likely because this woman has got a great voice! This is a well-produced and mixed solid album that provides enjoyment, a memorable voice, and songs that you will catch yourself singing hours later, plus intelligent lyrics and creative arrangements." -Jessika (Delusions of Adequacy)