Showing posts with label the fearless. Show all posts
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Wednesday, January 30, 2013

All Killer, No Filler - Interview with Long Island's "The Fearless"

[caption id="attachment_4084" align="alignnone" width="1125"]The Fearless The Fearless[/caption] The Fearless are a pop-punk rock band from North Massapequa, New York. They formed around six years ago when brothers, Frank Joseph and Paul Sparacino, met up with drummer Matt Maloney by accident during one of their studio sessions. After jamming together and feeling it out, they are now inseparable. The band presents a full spectrum of different types of rock music ranging from classic rock to pop to other tunes that make you want to get up and dance. With Paul as the lead singer and bass player, brother Frank on lead guitar and backing vocals and Matt Maloney supplying the rhythm with his background vocals and stellar drum playing, this band is truly well rounded. They know what they want to sound like and where they want to go. Previously signed to Vindicated Records, The Fearless are currently on a country-wide tour looking for a new label to call home. With the release of their full length LP “Gyrator” coming soon, they are sure to find a new residence quick enough. Self described as “Black Sabbath meets The Beegees, meets CBGB’s, meets a Studio 54 after party” this fun loving band is full of talent and crazy ideas. With fun loving tunes like “Tangled” and “Audible Eyes”, full of catchy guitar riffs and dipping melodies, The Fearless are slowly catching the attention of fans everywhere. Hailing from Queens, a city that has produced bands like “The Ramones” and growing up Long Island, which has produced bands such as “Taking Back Sunday”, The Fearless look to be the next ones to strike stardom in a long line of pop-punk successes. They have the sound, the lyrics, the right attitude and the talent to take their craft to the next level. So come dance along and catch them this Saturday, February 2nd, when they perform at The Bitter End in NYC. Don’t be a square. Read the interview after the jump.