The I.Z.A. CD Release - This Thursday!

You heard it here first. The Apocalypse is coming.

The Inevitable Zombie Apocalypse, that is.

This Thursday, June 23rd you can catch The I.Z.A. live at McGanns and not only can you catch some guitar screechin' right then and there... but you can take them home with you too.

Not the band, but their music.

Because we'll be celebrating the release of their brand-new CD,

Lick it or Ticket

You can also hear the band that same very day on The Boston Local Music Show with Dex & DAve at 1PM. They'll be talking, maybe playing some music, all around good sound for your ears to hear. So tune in.

The show at McGanns starts at 8:30pm and you can also catch Sweet Irony, Lost in Society, and The Mercy Case because they will be playing, as well.

Tickets are $5 online right here.

They'll be $8 at the door, so get 'em early why dontcha.

Love,

F Nice

Bear V. Rock 2011 at TT's (Photos Coming Soon)

Last Thursday night, F Nice brought the rock to TT the Bear's Place. If you are smart and cool, you were there. If you weren't there, well, then you're neither smart nor cool. However, you can clear your name by becoming a fan of F Nice on Facebook. And you should know (and be ashamed) that you missed out on an aural ass kicking by Sweet Irony, Dead Fish, Moniker, and Oilhead.

Kicking things off was Sweet Irony, a rock band hailing from Boston, and they wasted no time in setting the tone for the night: rocking the crowds' face off. Their set included a cover of “Roxanne”, need we say more? Check out Sweet Irony on facebook and myspace.


Deadfish was second on the bill, and mellowed every one out a little. Deadfish's sound is influenced by Sublime, however they bring their “east coast attitude” to their tunes. They self describe their music as “melodic and upbeat” and we couldn't describe it any better. Deadfish can be found on facebook, and on Reverb Nation.

Dex and Dave Presenting a Pro Tools 9 won on The Boston Local Muisc Show

Moniker is an alternative indie rock band, that has a sound described as "ethereal sonic story-telling; with U2's rhythms, Radiohead-like melodies, Pink Floyd sensibilities, and a necessary dose of irony." The writer doesn't exactly know what “Pink Floyd sensibilities” means, but she does know that the crowd was digging it as much as she was. “Like” Moniker on facebook, or add them as a friend on myspace.


Finishing us off, was Oilhead. Oilhead was good. Energetic. It was lovely to see a lady rock out like that. Lead singer, Britty Glitter, is a petite and fiery woman and held her own amongst the rest of the talented band (girl power, yay!). Perfect way to end the evening. You can find Oilhead on facebook and myspace.