New York outfit Earl Greyhound was born to rock. There's evidence of royal blood, (Queen, T Rex, Led Zeppelin) but the Greyhound have staked claim to an original sound that's uniquely irresistible. Leader Matt Whyte lays out thick guitar riffs and interweaves rich resounding singing with bassist Kamara Thomas that's described as mesmerizing vocal movement, "invoking the spirit of Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris," Village Voice. The band's show is an aggressive hour of rock from start to finish, reigning dow   [ read more ]

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4-song debut EP from this New York City trio. Classic rock-inspired guitar riffs and an aggressive rhythm section, but they don't shy away from towering pop either. This band was born for one reason: to rock the world's face off. "There's evidence of royal blood, (Queen, T Rex, Led Zeppelin) but the Greyhound have staked claim to an original sound that's uniquely irresistible." With this and a fall tour, they'll be introducing themselves to a soon-to-be captivated audience. Full length due on in the spring    [ read more ]

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This biracial power trio's first album (after two well-received EPs) is a frequently exhilarating hodgepodge of hard rock, metal and loud pop that throws so many influences into the blender, it's tough to sort them out. Individual songs such as the closing "I'm the One" shift moods and tempos from prog to heavy rock with such liquid elasticity and effortless drive that once you think you have a handle on the threesome's approach, it wiggles away. But that only sends the listener back for a   [ read more ]

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