Flooded Cellar

These boys also like to stroll through the tall grass in wide open spaces and hike the wooded trails. Along with these nature loving excursions of course comes the threat of terrible tiny beasts...Friggin' Ticks!

Apparently, all this time spent between being at home watching TV all day and going outside to be with trees is starting to get to him.

As we wait for the dirt roads and backyards to dry out, we Mainers can totally relate to this music video.

This time around, Dennis Barker has gone solo as a result of social distancing. His latest work is a plea in response to a struggle that's not just specific to Maine, but for all of humanity.

Local band Flooded Cellar hail from beautiful Lovell, Maine over there on Route 5 in Oxford County. They just made a new music video for a funny song about battling with that old snow blower.

This music video is a tribute to all the hardened Yankees like you who bust their asses getting the wood ready. It's called, Six Cords Shy of a Broken Back and it hilariously laments the "seven month haul" that is winter in Maine.

Our buddies in the band, Flooded Cellar released a new video today on YouTube and if you're a wicked Mainah (as if you ain't), you should see it. The song is called Inside Maine's Outdoors. We gotta warn ya, it'll be stuck in your head after the first listen.

They call themselves Flooded Cellar. When the warm weather finally arrives each year, they enjoy fishing on Kezar Lake. Of course, along with these nature loving excursions comes the threat of terrible tiny beasts...Friggin' Ticks!

It's by fellow local laborers and moonlighting musicians, Flooded Cellar from Lovell. We've featured their wicked funny songs about everything from tick checks, to stacking wood, mud season and more. They get us, because they are us!

Now let's have some fun with a band from Lovell in Oxford County. They call themselves Flooded Cellar and when the warm weather finally arrives they enjoy fishing on Kezar Lake. They also like to stroll through the tall grass in wide open spaces and hike the wooded trails. Along with these natu…