Music
Press
"Who could have imagined that post-hardcore could be this blistering, this drop-dead gorgeous, or this well-imagined and skilled?"
Editor's Pick - smother.net
"After the Sirens shine through as one of the best bands in the Boston area..."
"Red Letter Ransom" voted favorite by listeners. - indulged.com
"After the Sirens have crafted an album that combines two completely unrelated genres: indie-pop and hardcore. That’s right – After the Sirens actually fuses two of the most disparate genres I can think of. What’s amazing is that the sound actually works – every time." - independentclauses.com
“After The Sirens have created a masterpiece with their new EP… trust me when I say that you will be hearing their name a lot in the near future.” - Blue Duck Records
“After the Sirens’ shows are marked by intense spirituality, intense emotion, and intense music.” - The Tartan
"[After The Sirens] have a special touch with their recordings. From their softer songs to the screams, it’s all crafted wonderfully." - Awaken Music Magazine
Discography
"What I Have To Give, Let It Be Enough"
full length album
released November 28, 2006 on Blue Duck Records
"We Have No White Flags"
8 song EP
released independently April 5, 2005
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Bio
For a list of accomplishments and supplementary press information, please visit:
www.afterthesirens.com/epk
After The Sirens has established not only a wide fan base, but a unique, infectious sound. Instead of perpetuating the music of a well-worn market, the band is writing music that takes the element of passion from post-hardcore and applies it to melodic, pop-hooked rock and roll. The result is a sound that will doubtlessly win over not only fans coming out of the emo / hardcore genres, but also a much larger audience.
Proving themselves to be one of the most determined regional bands in the country, the five young men that compose After The Sirens are gearing up to trade DIY management and promotion for national interest. 2006 is already proving to be an important year for After The Sirens, with several national magazines running rave reviews and promotional CDs of the band, as well as a national television debut scheduled to air in March. After over two years of persistent self-promotion, After The Sirens signed on with Boston indie label, Blue Duck Records in January, 2006, proving that they are indeed the band to watch.
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