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Ben Weasel And His Iron String Quartet blends punk rock energy with lush, orchestral textures, delivering songs that echo pop-punk roots while exploring Redline tempos and melodic hooks. This project, centered around Ben Weasel’s distinctive vocal style, features a lineup that includes Mike Kennerty on guitar and production, Dan Andriano on bass, and Chris Gaylor on drums, with Cristy Road contributing artwork. The initiative yielded a singular, widely discussed studio album and remains a landmark in Weasel’s broader musical narrative.

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Biography at a glance: The Iron String Quartet project emerged as a collaborative expression within the punk/indie scene. The band’s sole studio album, These Ones Are Bitter, was recorded in early 2007 and released in June 2007. While initially billed as Ben Weasel And His Iron String Quartet, subsequent reissues credited Ben Weasel on the cover, reflecting the central role of his vocal identity in the project. The album was produced by Mike Kennerty, with the backing members including Dan Andriano (bass) and Chris Gaylor (drums), and artwork by Cristy Road, giving the release a distinctive visual footprint.

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Discography highlights: These Ones Are Bitter (2007) stands as the complete Iron String Quartet studio record. The project did not document additional Iron String Quartet releases through 2025, and 2025 touring activities publicly reference Screeching Weasel instead. The album was issued across multiple labels over time, including Mendota Recording Company (digital), Edmond Records (CD release, Oct 23, 2007), and Asian Man Records (2009 reissue), reflecting a diverse distribution history for fans and collectors.

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Upcoming tour info: As of 2025, there are no publicly documented Iron String Quartet dates. For fans following Ben Weasel’s broader work, Screeching Weasel activity may be the relevant touring reference for current live appearances. Always check official channels for the latest announcements and secure your seats through trusted partners when a show is confirmed.

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Quick Facts About Ben Weasel And His Iron String Quartet

  • Album These Ones Are Bitter released June 26, 2007; originally credited to Ben Weasel And His Iron String Quartet, later reissued with Ben Weasel credited on the cover.
  • Lineup on the album: Ben Weasel (vocals), Mike Kennerty (guitar/producer), Dan Andriano (bass), Chris Gaylor (drums), with Cristy Road artwork.
  • Genre: Punk rock / pop punk. Album recorded Jan–Mar 2007 and produced by Mike Kennerty.
  • Labels: Mendota Recording Company (digital release); Edmond Records (CD release, Oct 23, 2007); Asian Man Records (2009 reissue).
  • Complete discography for the Iron String Quartet project consists of the 2007 album These Ones Are Bitter; no separate 2025 Iron String Quartet releases are documented.

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Ben Weasel And His Iron String Quartet Discography

  • These Ones Are Bitter
    2007 · Mendota Recording Company; Edmond Records (CD release, Oct 23, 2007); Asian Man Records (2009 reissue)

Biography at a glance: The Iron String Quartet project emerged as a collaborative expression within the punk/indie scene. The band’s sole studio album, These Ones Are Bitter, was recorded in early 2007 and released in June 2007. While initially billed as Ben Weasel And His Iron String Quartet, subsequent reissues credited Ben Weasel on the cover, reflecting the central role of his vocal identity in the project. The album was produced by Mike Kennerty, with the backing members including Dan Andriano (bass) and Chris Gaylor (drums), and artwork by Cristy Road, giving the release a distinctive visual footprint.

Discography highlights: These Ones Are Bitter (2007) stands as the complete Iron String Quartet studio record. The project did not document additional Iron String Quartet releases through 2025, and 2025 touring activities publicly reference Screeching Weasel instead. The album was issued across multiple labels over time, including Mendota Recording Company (digital), Edmond Records (CD release, Oct 23, 2007), and Asian Man Records (2009 reissue), reflecting a diverse distribution history for fans and collectors.

Upcoming tour info: As of 2025, there are no publicly documented Iron String Quartet dates. For fans following Ben Weasel’s broader work, Screeching Weasel activity may be the relevant touring reference for current live appearances. Always check official channels for the latest announcements and secure your seats through trusted partners when a show is confirmed.

Social and official links: For the latest updates, follow the artist and related projects via official pages and social channels. We’ve included official sites and social profiles with safe, open-new-tab links below.

Location-conscious fans will find Ben Weasel’s projects rooted in the broader Midwest punk scene, with recording and touring footprints touching multiple labels and collaborators. If you’re looking to understand the era and impact of These Ones Are Bitter, this page pulls together the essential facts and context to help you plan your next listen or live experience.

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