Artist description 5 piece out of Chicago bringing you to your knees.

Music Style rhythm and pop

Musical Influences camaros, michelangelo, thin-crust

Artist History Came over on the Mayflower, The Pinto, and the Santa Claus.

Group Members Steve - vocals/guit; Liam - vocals/guit; Zack - vocals/drums; Eddie - bass; Ross - vocals/keyboards/trumpet

Albums The Subversive Sounds of Love (Hear Diagonally HD-1004)

Press Reviews "It's almost impossible to catch on to everything 'The Subversive Sounds of Love' has to offer, both lyrically and instrumentally, without listening to the album repeatedly. That's not hard to do. This is one of the strongest pop CDs this year, if not the last several years." - Associated Press " . . . a power-pop quintet that produces irresistible hooks and harmonies by the handfull . . . Frisbie . . . will provide much-needed relief for those fans in search of smart songwriting and music that floats above and beyond daily drudgery." - Washingtonpost.com"this five-piece crafts often complex "rhythm-and-pop songs," and, happily, they're way too talented to fall victim to their own ambition. Thus, the five-minute songs on their impressive debut The Subversive Sounds Of Love feel like they're 3 minutes, and the melodies shine through the layers of brass and synths and kitchen sinks." - milesofmusic.com - MoMzine"Those who like their pop music melodic, crisp and refreshingly sincere will be immediately taken with 'The Subversive Sounds of Love,' the Hear Diagonally Records debut of the Chicago quintet Frisbie." - Billboard Magazine "This is Frisbie's strength - 'Subversive's' tunes crawl into your head and refuse to leave. They're well written, take surprising twists, feel painstakingly crafted but loose and fun." - VH1.com "Frisbie demonstrates a remarkable gift for songwriting and arranging . . ." - Blitz Magazine Recent Feature in V Views column of Virtually Alternative Magazine"(The Subversive Sounds of Love) pulls off, over and over, the monstrously difficult balancing act involved in making great three-minute songs, managing to be lyrically and melodically innovative and a joy to listen to at the same time." - Salon.com " . . . the album is a polished gem from start to finish . . . this year's most gleaming pop moment." - Amplifier Magazine "an album so loaded with immediate pleasures, and so talent-laden that you can't help but hear the promise of pleasures to come." - The Onion "This Chicago-based band writes tunes that'll simply make you feel good...their arrangements are smart and appropriate...and, perhaps the most important variable in great pop, the band's vocals sound great." - Babysue - Rating 4 out of 5 -- "By the end of the album, you feel like you've been bopping your head incessantly for an hour (most likely because you have been). I honestly don't think I have heard a better indie record debut, ever." - In Review (Nashville)"The song-craft (unexpected chord changes, dynamic middle-eight melodies, choruses that manage not only to be smart but seductive), the trumpet flourishes and Eddie Carlson's McCartney-esque lead bass lines make "The Subversive Sounds of Love" the power-pop album of the year." - Chicago Tribune "it's a supremely catchy and beautifully realized assortment of tunes that easily ranks among the year's best pop records" - Chicago Reader (Critic's Choice)"Absolutely phenomenal . . . One of the bigger buzz release in the indie-power pop world the last months and a lot hype attached to it, as well. And it DOES live up to and deserves the accolades streaming in . . . Extremely Highly Recommended." - Not Lame Magazine

Location Chicago, IL - USA

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