Sister Trish

Sister Trish review--the local review

If you were into Alternative in the 90's, this band is for you. They take a familiar sound like Pearl Jam, or Alice and Chains, and throw in some Dimebag style riffs. The clean voice this band shove at you is DEFINATELY radio worthy. If alternative bands make a comeback, then look for this band to be ahead of the game, and since music goes in cycles.................... The only downside to this band is its going to be hard to find a steady group of bands to gig with. Most of the bands in this area are influenced by New Metal, or Hardcore. Final thing is, this isn’t really my style of music, but I have respect for Sister Trish. They are a tight band and have obviously worked hard, that is easy to see after listening to the song "Tearing down the wall". You should check this band out, because if this is your style of music, you will LOVE these guys, because they are IT. Go to www.myspace.com/sistertrishband and see for yourself thanks

--the local review, http://www.myspace.com/thelocalreview , September 2005
- The Local Review

31/08/2007: SISTER TRISH
22:37:59 - Billy - Bands/Artists
I like this band over many other hard rock bands that I hear for the simple reason that their music has depth. There are several layers of heart pumping sound ringing through my ears, but its not just one big mess that I hear from some hard rock bands. Part of this is because of the high recording quality, and part is because they are excellent musicians.

The recording quality is awesome, especially on the track that I've been listening to called, "Reason". I like recordings that keep my ears and brain interested throughout the entire recording. I never once wondered off to something else while listening to this song. Which I am tempted to do with some songs because they may be boring or because my A.D.D. kicks in. The mix, panning from left to right for different parts, the background vocals, the talking at the beginning... all these things come together to create one rather interesting masterpiece.

It's not just the producer/recording though. Even if the recording quality wasn't all that, this band would still have a great sound. Instead of just thrashing throughout the entire song, with no finesse, and with just one loud roar, they break it up. They mix the soft with the hard sounds very well and they don't just play the same three drop D chords over and over. The guitarist and bass player actually play notes, and a lot of them! In fact, I was really drawn to the bass player in one part. Which is odd to me. Why? Maybe this is just my bias, but I find that a lot of times, when I'm listening to hard rock, the bass player will just following along with the guitarist the entire time, and nothing exciting really happens. Sister Trish's bass player, well, actually plays very good sounding bass lines. Lets not forget about the drummer. The drummer actually sounds like a percussionist and not just someone banging on the drums as hard as they can. Although, it's fine to hit the drums hard, but, it just sounds like he knows what he's doing, that’s all. What I'm trying to say is, this is a very talented drummer.

Sister Trish is more than just another hardcore rock band. They are musicians. Artists. Hear for yourself below...

MySpace URL:

http://www.myspace.com/sistertrishband
- Billy from Indieshows.net