Patrick Schneeweis

Patrick Schneeweis

Musician · US · b. 1987

anarcho-punkfolk punk

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Discography

Albums
SplitSplit2015

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Live @ The EmpireLive @ The Empire2015

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Probably Nothing, Possibly EverythingProbably Nothing, Possibly Everything2014

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The Volatile Utopian Real Estate MarketThe Volatile Utopian Real Estate Market2014

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The Mark InsideThe Mark Inside2013

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Die the NightmareDie the Nightmare2011

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Singles
Suprise!Suprise!2016

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Dividing the Sand (September Demo)Dividing the Sand (September Demo)2014

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EPs
Cocoon MusicCocoon Music2015

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The Volatile Utopian Real Estate MarketThe Volatile Utopian Real Estate Market2013

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Other releases
Sing With MeSing With Me

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Groups

  • Big Swamp Gospelcurrent
  • Friends In Real Lifeguitarcurrent
  • Jerkoff Jackoff Frigfacecurrent
  • Johnny Hobo and the Freight Trainsguitarcurrent
  • Ramshackle Gloryguitarcurrent
  • Wingnut Dishwashers Unionguitarcurrent

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Instruments

guitar

Country

US

Born

1987-05-07

Identifiers & aliases

Also known as: Pat Schneeweis, Pat the Bunny

Description

Folk punk musician

ISNI

0000000467354700

Extract from Wikipedia

Patrick Schneeweis, better known by his former stage name Pat the Bunny, is an American musician, singer-songwriter, and producer. He was the front man of several notable folk punk and anarcho-punk groups including Johnny Hobo and the Freight Trains, Wingnut Dishwashers Union, and Ramshackle Glory. He is currently in the band Friends in Real Life. Originally based out of Brattleboro, Vermont, he lived in Tucson, Arizona during the final part of his musical career. His writing often describes topics such as life under capitalism, drug addiction, and the importance of pursuing radical ways of relating socially and economically, usually through anarchism and the DIY ethic.

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