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Artist description
The types of songs that Half Massive writes reflect the daily lives of the band members. From songs that speak of friends, family and love, to songs about having money problems, to songs that speak about failed aspirations for high performance automobiles, Half Massive writes smart songs that reflect the working class backgrounds that they come form. Half Massive writes the kind of uncompromised rock music that should be expected of any independent band but they make sure that it is above all good music that is fun to write, play and record, because after all if the music is not fun to do why do it at all? |
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Music Style
indie / alternative rock |
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Musical Influences
weezer, soul coughing, the beatles, tom petty, flaming lips, the rentals, nirvana, |
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Similar Artists
weezer, foo fighters, the rentals |
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Artist History
Half Massive is a Chicago alternative rock/ indie rock band that started out in the summer of 2001 when Parry Doogan (vocals/guitar) started to record some of the songs the he had written while away at college on his home computer with every piece of gear the he could buy, borrow, or steal (well not too much stealing). So after a maxing out his credit cards on microphones and a half way decent guitar Parry called upon his friends Lou Kucia (Bass) and Henry Rivera (Drums), whom all played in a band together in high school, to round out the Half Massive lineup. While all of the recording was and still is done by Parry in the basement of his parent’s house Half Massive is by no means a solo act when performing live, this 3-piece can rock with the best. |
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Group Members
Parry Doogan (all music on recordings)- Live: Parry Doogan - Guitar and Vocals, Henry Rivera - Drums, Louis Kucia - Bass |
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Instruments
Parry : Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Synths, and drum programing |
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Location
Champaign, IL - USA |
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