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TARUKI, the brainchild of singer/guitarist Joe Jones, burst onto the alternative rock scene in 2015 in Tehachapi, CA, rising from the remnants of the rebranded The Band RAFTERS. Swiftly establishing themselves as a local powerhouse in the genre, as The Band RAFTERS they shared the stage with notable acts such as Escape the Fate.
At its heart, TARUKI thrives on a dynamic collaboration, utilizing the talents of accomplished producer and composer Greg M Johnson, known for his contributions to Powerman 5000, One Ok Rock, and the FIFA World Cup score, along with the creative forces of Graham Rowell and Jason Achilles. The band's live lineup is ever-evolving, often featuring the support of punk musician Nate Parrish (Kutless) and the rhythmic precision of Tyler Patterson, the drummer for Modern Wives.
Infused with influences from iconic bands like Jimmy Eat World, Blink-182, Foo Fighters, and 30 Seconds to Mars, TARUKI meticulously crafts a sound that seamlessly merges alternative rock elements with a distinct edge. Their music resonates with an energy that captivates audiences, establishing TARUKI as a force to be reckoned with in the alternative rock landscape.
At its heart, TARUKI thrives on a dynamic collaboration, utilizing the talents of accomplished producer and composer Greg M Johnson, known for his contributions to Powerman 5000, One Ok Rock, and the FIFA World Cup score, along with the creative forces of Graham Rowell and Jason Achilles. The band's live lineup is ever-evolving, often featuring the support of punk musician Nate Parrish (Kutless) and the rhythmic precision of Tyler Patterson, the drummer for Modern Wives.
Infused with influences from iconic bands like Jimmy Eat World, Blink-182, Foo Fighters, and 30 Seconds to Mars, TARUKI meticulously crafts a sound that seamlessly merges alternative rock elements with a distinct edge. Their music resonates with an energy that captivates audiences, establishing TARUKI as a force to be reckoned with in the alternative rock landscape.