Super Black Market… Being This Dirty Should Be Illegal The Remlinger brothers, Sonny and Joseph, have stepped up their game with fellow band members Ben Bluml and Adam Smith. Adam is a great mix of skills and a spirited personality that complements the group's image. Ben is hidden under his hair and is rather silent, adding a bit of mystery to the musician's behavior. The gentle Remlingers are Southern gentlemen and are certainly charming. When the quartet performs at each concert, they show how quickly they are improving and coming together as a group. In a city where every other neighbor seems to be part of a group, one can predict that this group is finding its niche. Sugarcult was once a bar band and made a name for the band in Santa Barbara because it was built on a series of shared goals. Super Black Market shows the same creative potential for big success as new additions such as Smith have a great work ethic. Each band member has a role to play and responsibilities vary from musician to musician. Adam announces: “I'm the newest member and I haven't written anything we've played yet, but I'm working hard. » The group attracts customers one by one because they are a little left-leaning, which is the right formula for success. Adam says: “We tried to get more energy out of the crowd, trying to get some feet tapping and some butts shaking. The only way to do that is to bring more energy to the stage. » Vocalist and rhythm guitarist Sonny Remlinger heats up cool clubs with lyrics he sings one reverb at a time. Joseph finds the songwriting sessions helpful to the process and creates distinctive songs that people enjoy seeing performed on a live forum. "Like f...... middle of paper......great addition to the Remlinger brothers group." Super Black Market continues to grow with its songwriter Joseph who enjoys exploring new premises and personal experiences in written form. Vampirism goes hand in hand with underground music: these boys next door bring the gore into the artwork, making the booklet full of distinctive imagery. The dirty images are not grotesque, but are bits of truth since black markets are not known for being socially responsible souks. This type of music, also called black economy or black market, is expanded like a Costco allowing all illegal activities to be enjoyed by their clientele or spectators. Goods and services are not taxed on the black market and attending a concert is not taxing, but revitalizing. Sonny brings his own light and his brother Joseph proves that country boys really are the best...at least to some girls in the audience..