Artist description Classic four piece from Boston, especially noted for their smart songwriting and unregurgitated sound.

Music Style Eclectic American-style, alternative rock, with a spacey twist

Musical Influences Elvis Costello, U2, The Stones, The Doobie Brothers, The Pixies, The Eagles

Similar Artists U2, The Stones, The Doobie Brothers, Elvis Costello, The Pixies, The Eagles

Artist History Bassist, Steve Zimmerman was an original member of the "Drop Nineteens," a band signed to Caroline Records (Smashing Pumpkins, Hole) which achieved cult pop status earlier in the 90's, especially as darlings of the usually incriminating English press, and across America with college radio. Drummer and main lyricist Tony Wilson, lead the band "Public Works" to college radio singles notoriety during an American tour with "The Wonder Stuff," shortly before quitting to form "Bake McBride" with Steve Zimmerman. Jay Kim, Rhandy Rhoades, Slash and Radiohead influenced guitarist extraordinaire joined the mix to complete the line-up. The band introduced its first ep this winter, to much acclaim from the alternative college stations as the "next big thing" in Boston.

Group Members Tony Wilson - Drummer Steve Zimmerman - Bassist Jay Young Kim - guitar

Instruments 2 guitars, bass, and drums

Albums High Rock Way (ep)

Press Reviews "In a time of pre-packaged angst and re-packaged dinosaurs, Bake McBride is the "ear" freshener, you've been waiting for..." ----The Boston Noise LIVE REVIEW: "Put to the test against other local faves, Bake McBride are sexier, sexier, sexier, and most importantly, Bake McBride just SOUNDS BETTER..." ----Stuff @ Night Magazine This is one impressive disk, folks. Just the pure, clean sound of a serious band who knows how to make great songs without resorting to sampled beats and snippets from history to make their own history... ----The NOISE

Location Boston, MA - USA

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