Artist description New York City rock 'n roll.

Music Style Chocolate Covered Pavement, the Monkees Reading Edgar Allen Poe

Musical Influences the Velvet Underground, the Ramones, the Silver Jews, Chuck Berry, the Rolling Stones

Similar Artists the Wonders, the Shitty Beatles, the Moldy Peaches, Buddy Holly, Shamus McNasty, Stephen Malkmus/Pavement

Artist History Rising from the ashes of New York City's pop-rock powerhouse Shamus McNasty, the Morning Sides strip the Shamus sound down to its gritty core. Spending the hot summer of 2001 playing in a Yonkers basement, the group revitalized itself and started working on what was to become their debut single, "the Summer Song b/w A Mole Hill Is A Mound" (due out March 6th on the Shape). The double A-Side 7", recorded by Walter Martin of the Walkmen, shows the band exploring two destinctly different styles while managing to create a unique sound all their own. Call it indie pop, call it neo-garage rock or just call it rock 'n roll.

Group Members John Dydo, Sam Grossman, Chris Maher

Albums "the Summer Song b/w A Mole Hill Is A Mound" 7 Inch (UNRELEASED)

Location New York, New York - USA

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