PureVolume

So here is a bit about the band:

So it started at the tender age of 12 when Wesley and Albert (Now Alpo whether he likes it or not) thought music was soo damn sweet, so sweet in fact that maybe they should make it, and when they did it would be like brisk cold water on a warm day.

Unfortunately things made no sense what so ever and it was really, really unpleasant to listen too.

So anyways, things happened, they went through a few bass, guitar players and vocalists, but never once had that click that they were striving for in any of the early musicians. Singer after singer they got recordings over recordings and millions of covers and songs, and you would think a few would be alright?

Nope. Unless of course you were really into some mad Kelly Clarkson covers..........

Anyways, with all of this put behind them, things started to look up; Alpo and Wesley's mad guitar and Drumming skills, respectively, got to a respectable point and we ran across some cool kid named Jamie who was a mad bass player in the works, he damn near eats, sleeps and breaths bass guitar.

Now with three of them, things started looking good but really they were still lacking the backbone of the band.

So we crawled towards the community of pianists and in turn managed to acquire Paul for the riffs that will make you want to cry because of their pure solid 100% emotion injected music.

So now with four different instruments and not really a singer that they felt quite comfortable with, they ran across a guy named Matt. Matt wrote a song with Alpo, and before they knew it a one time gig turned into several more songs until they made probably the most compassionately, emotionally and politically charged lyrics to ever hit the band.

Now with all five of them in this band, everything is looking up for the release of their debut album/demo. Done Is Done, out before Christmas break. Be sure to look forward to everything ahead, and shoot them an email to check in, share you're support and give constructive criticism.

Oh yeah...
"Saw her in the backseat, Pumping to heartbeat"
Gotta love it.