Tybee Island, Georgia USA - Bryce McNally embodies the DIY ethos. This laid-back music enthusiast and fingerboarding fanatic has been tearing it up on both fronts.

The Al Gore Rhythms’ music demands attention and rewards repeated listens. Fans of instrumental progressive rock and metal will appreciate their technicality and musicality.

Bryce’s fingerboarding obsession ignited six years ago. He built his first beer box halfpipe, discovered his power tool prowess and never looked back.

As the scene grew, Bryce hosted local events, fostering a tight-knit community. Now, Bigtoe.fb and Taino.fb carry the torch. Bryce’s passion has inspired a new generation of fingerboarders.

Bryce’s music journey began at 11 with a pawn shop guitar. He switched to bass in high school, joining “All Out Chaos.” Today, he thunders with prog trio “The Al Gore Rhythms.”

Formed during an open mic night jam, the trio has evolved into a force to be reckoned with. Their second studio album is underway.

Legendary Moments
Bryce’s most epic fingerboarding experience was the inaugural USAFBL in Chicago. He connected with Levine, Dave Ware and Cody Mexico, forging lifelong bonds.

Full Circle
On stage, sharing the River Street main stage with his dad during Savannah’s St. Patrick’s Day festival remains a highlight. That performance also led to a chance encounter with his future partner.

Next Chapter
With fatherhood on the horizon, Bryce’s priorities are shifting. Though events and big projects may take a backseat, his creative spark remains.

Follow the Madness:
Fingerboarding Instagram: @mcgnarlyfingers
Band Instagram: @al.gore.rhythms
Spotify/Youtube/Bandcamp: The Al Gore Rhythms