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The Details didn't record "Work on Love" in a garage.
But they could have.
The dozen original songs on the debut CD from the three-piece rock band from Cato has a crunchy, low-fi sound that hearkens to the days when the label garage band was a badge of courage.
Brian Modafferi on guitar and vocals, Nate Modafferi on drums and Drew Gunnip on bass fashioned at Phantasma Records in Rochester a rock record with some groovy old-school touches.
"Find Me in the Right Mind" features a guitar riff begging for some big waves.
"Scuba Gear" employs a rich guitar start with a slow, simple, alluring hook. You could dance on the beach to this one, pulling your honey in close on the sand.
"Crackit" dips into the jam band vibe, with a crisp, rocking beat, big and building guitars and pure vocals.
The lyrics are sly, too, with "Just Because You're a Cop Doesn't Mean We Can't Be Friends" going beneath the surface in its judgements, and "Taint" cresting to a feel-good crescendo as Brian Modafferi sings, "I hope you're ready now. The world's waiting for you." - Mark Bialczak
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The Details have an original 12 song album titled "Work on Love" that was reviewed as a rock record with some groovy old-school touches. It is available free either as a download or on cd directly through us. Streaming songs as well as the download links are at www.myspace.com/thedetailsband
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The members of the Details have been playing in bars and clubs in the Central New York region for the past seven years and want to keep playing together for years to come. Brought together by their deep passion for music, they've drawn upon a wide range of influences from Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen to No Doubt and of course, the Beatles.
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