The Bad Bad Bad

The Bad Bad Bad closed the night with a garage-rock bang. The BBB’s sets are a blur of hair, drum-sticks and guitar riffs. They play loud and raunchy and they pulverize the stage - and a pro-bono set like the one they played on Wednesday is no exception.

The guys rocked the house. From the moment they take the stage they hurl their heavy blues rock at the audience with all of their might until you are forced into submission. - www.noisography.com

The Bad Bad Bad closed the evening with their usual serving of quick and dirty blues rock delivered with an overwhelmingly visceral intensity. The band flies around the stage churning out riffs and back beats in quick bursts; rock songs that are as jarring as they are brief.

The Bad Bad Bad have a firm style that they rarely deviate from, but they play so well and with such ferocity that it hardly matters. They play the type of music that embodies the reasons most people fell in love with rock and roll for in the first place. They embody the loud, destructive, non-stopped party that your parents warned you about. Basically, they are a band whose rock and roll is fun, and in an age where rock (both indie and mainstream) consists of so much bellyaching angst and above-it-all-irony, a little fun is welcome. - www.noisography.com