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Press
"...[All For The Senses is an] intensely professional, refined effort. ...The most important aspect is how well these musicians fit together. The vocals seem to lead the guitars, bass and percussion in their efforts to formulate certain emotions, whether depressed, excited, happy or sad. And with a debut release like All For the Senses, Roscoe Plush might just have something to be excited about." - The Buzz -- Josh Zanger
"On their freshman full-length, All For the Senses (recorded at Morris' Studio Eve), intricate arrangements cleverly complement doses of alternative rock intensity and pleading vocals. Razor-sharp energy can be found throughout 'Shed Our Skin' and 'Leave Me Wondering,' while 'Lay Me Down' and 'Too Late For Tomorrow' promote stripped-down organic urgency." - Illinois Entertainer -- Andy Argyrakis
"Roscoe Plush is one of those bands that'll be successful because they're talented and write great songs rather than oversimplified mush produced for the masses." - openingbands.com -- Steve Sobel
Discography
All For the Senses (2002)
Photos
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Bio
Roscoe Plush is a dedicated band that has done a great job of cultivating a strong local and now regional following they definitely have the potential to become a strong force on the national level. (Ian Goldberg, Vice President - Jay Goldberg Events and Entertainment)
Chicago-based alternative rock band Roscoe Plush plays an energetic live set the Illinois Entertainer compares to "the Stone Temple Pilots or Our Lady Peace traditions" (Andy Argyrakis). The members of Roscoe Plush came together on the Urbana-Champaign campus of the University of Illinois, where they attained a devoted following, a number of awards, and regular rotation radio play of two tracks off their freshman full-length, All For the Senses.
The band has headlined hometown venues The Metro, Double Door, and The Elbo Room, as well as other rooms throughout the Midwest, sharing the stage with nationally touring acts Better Than Ezra, Lucky Boys Confusion, The Urge, Local H, Graham Colton, and more.
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