Current Release: "Split" 7" w/ Supreme Commander Release Date: April 11, 2006 Track Listing: 1. Bring It On 2. Rookie Season Band: Drunk Bastard - vocals Skate - guitar/vocals Captain - guitar Snapshot - bass Coach - drums MYK - metallization Rookie - crowd instigation Website: www.twomanadvantage.com

BIO: In the summer of 1997, a force to be reckoned with came up from theBeer Leagues. Forged from the punk rejects of all the other teams, agroup of individuals came together to form the deadliest machine everto grace the ice. With a total commitment to hockey, beer, and punkrock, Two Man Advantage was born kicking and screaming into a savage,hostile environment with sticks swinging. A ferocious game plan wasdevised and the Two Man hit the circuit, racking up huge numbers ofvictories and almost never losing a bout. Never before had such aperfect balance of offensive skill, finesse, and tuneful melody beencombined with a defensive depth of hard-hitting, blazing mega-core.Two Man Advantage has grown from a core group of skilled players andprolific drinkers into a well-liquored, inexhaustible, steamrollingmachine--playing hundreds of games in support of the Team's releasessince the first demo in '97. The Team has added members since then andhas become legendary for its intense live performances-leaving itsopponents bloodied and bowed, but always begging to hear more.Four years and two Henry Cup Championships later, Two Man Advantagebegin to turn it up a notch with a new record "Don't Label Us" on GoKart Records, a full US tour followed in the summer of 2001 and moretouring to follow in the remainder of the year and 2002. So grab abeer, lace your skates, wear your mohawk up, and hit the ice with the Two Man.

REVIEWS: TWO MAN ADVANTAGE/SUPREME COMMANDER split 7 inch (Basement) Yet another awesome release from Basement records, this time featuring two bands for the price of one! First up on Two man Advantage who check in with two hockey themed hardcore blasts that fall somewhere between the Decline & Motorhead, good stuff indeed! On the flip you get three fast yet melodic tunes from Supreme Commander. Really classic sounding hardcore punk here, these guys would have fit in perfectly on one of those old Mystic records comps from the 80s. Basement is getting to be quite a force to reckon with, keep it coming - LOUD FAST RULES!