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Artist description
Four piece rock band from central MA. Music built off emotion . We try to diverse our music as much as possibe, and to play music that fits to every ones own liking, and try to put as much emotion (not to much) into our music for people who like the 'emo' of music. |
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Music Style
Indi Rock, Hardcore, emo, Alternative, pop |
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Musical Influences
Deftones, At Will, Sub Genus, The Juliana Theory, Sunny Day Real Estate, Piebald, Incubus, AAF, Muse |
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Similar Artists
deftones, at will, sub genus, incubus |
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Artist History
Torn Distortion, LOCO |
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Group Members
Ben Cobb, Matt Daigle, Brain Marcou, Seth Newton |
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Instruments
Ben Cobb - Bass | Matt Daigle - Guitar | Brian Marcou - Drums | Seth Newton - Vocals+Guitar |
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Albums
screaming broken words into streets of silence |
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Press Reviews
9-2001 --- Quabbin Reservoir
Local Music Scene: Locobazooka and Quabbin Bands
Review by Nicole Moriarty
A lot of people have been going out to the local band shows lately and it's not just because of a cheap entrance fee. There's a lot of real talent to be seen and heard over the past six months in our area, and its guaranteed that you know some of the young adults responsible for the dramatic change in our music scene.
Bands from Massachusetts are very influential in the modern scheme of rock. Boston produced rockers Aerosmith and Godsmack, and MTV newcomer Staind hail from Springfield. Another Boston band, Halfcocked, is featured on the Shrek soundtrack performing a cover of Joan Jett's "Bad Reputation." All these bands started out as local garage bands and received support from their friends and classmates at small shows in their hometowns.
Many people may not have known that there are a lot of local bands with members from Quabbin Regional High School. Once a month there are concerts featuring these bands at varied venues throughout Worcester County. From the small, do-it yourself space known as the Polish Hall in Gilbertville, to the Palladium on Main St. in Worcester, students from our school are getting out more and more to hear the sounds of out local scene. Show attendance has increased over that past year, due to the fact that music junkies are looking for a newer, more original sound and the local bands' sound is satisfying their hunger
"The 'new sound' that I think is now just starting to go mainstream has been kept under lock-up for many years and is now just starting to boom," says Brian Marcou, a Quabbin student and drummer for August Avenue. "Jimmy Eat World, and the Deftones were ahead of their time, and kids are starting to pick up on this and they're following the new wave sound, and using it to their advantage and creating more musical music off of it." August Avenue is a new local band, with a hardcore sound like a Deftones - Alien Ant Farm hybrid...
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Additional Info
CD COMMING IN JAN/FEB |
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Location
Central Mass, MA - USA |
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