"This is a relatively new band and I think people need to pick up their EP. These guys are very talented musicians who show what they can do on this EP. They can be heavy and they can be mellow and they can be in between. The vocalist can be very harmonious and can be very aggressive. The songs are melodic and catchy and the breakdowns are very impressive. All in all the songs are well structured and the group is very tight. They were also produced by one Billy Graziadei of Biohazard and Suicide City fame. Pick this CD up and meet these boys sonically. "..www.rocknetwebzine.com
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FAKE H have put together some of the tightest post-hardcore tunes I have heard in a long while. After listening to "Easy Pass" off their Myspace site I was thourghly impressed with the song composition and the varying breakdowns throughout the song. Not only were they the hook of the song, but also gave texture and depth to this in your face, high paced tune. If they are this good on recording, I can only bet that the musicianship of this song is multiplied tenfold in a live setting. "-Peter Kakouriotis-Aquarian Weekly
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FAKE H... an evolution of sound spawned from the creative realms of four musicians. Jim Bosse (vocals), Henry Scardaville (guitars), Ron Tarsan (bass)and Ed Gilroy(drums,) had been playing in various local groups in the Central, NJ area when they united to begin a new musical journey in mid-2004. Through their unique collaboration, they have created a sound that reflects the blurring of musical boundaries from all their musical influences. Roots are the foundation of a band. And FAKE H have dug their roots deep into the original sounds they strive to create. From backgrounds of metal, old school punk/hardcore and alternative, FAKE H mix their individual thoughts, experiences and emotions into every song they write. Delivering thunderous rock or dropping to a slow melody, FAKE H songs represent the ups and downs of life. From the song 'Easy Pass' to 'It's Getting Worse' and 'Shift to Rage', fans have come to appreciate their honest expression of life's drama. Coupled with a laid-back "no-frills" demeanor and "what you see is what you get" attitude, FAKE H always gains new fans whenever they take the stage. With fierce intensity and drive, FAKE H look to the future with strength and determination. Through an intense touring schedule of notarary venues including performances at The Saint, The Continental, CBGB's, and The Starland Ballroom FAKE H have already built a strong following and they are constantly expanding their fan base with every show. The band's devotion to communication with their fans has led to a well-developed and powerful Web presence. Their fans turn to their site for information on the members, songs, tours, interviews, and so much more. FAKE H fans find merchandise and CDs available at MySpace and through mailing lists at shows. FAKE H remain dedicated to each other, their music, and their fans.
music.tinfoil.net review
Putting these guys into a genre will prove difficult for me. Thankfully I'm thoroughly unprofessional, so I'm going wuss-out.Kudos to the entire band, however, for producing some of the best music I've heard in some time.
Eclipse the helix
Yo we just finished recording our debut EP "Innocence To Ashes".
We'd really appreciate it if you take a second and check out the two tracks we posted "Brother's Keeper" and "Prolonging The Agony" and let us know what you think, YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!
Hey! HAPPY NEW YEAR! Just wanted to stop by and let you know about a couple of upcoming shows in NEW YORK and NEW JERSEY.
02/22/2008 10:00 PM - DINGBATZ NJ
620 Van Houten Avenue
Clifton, New Jersey 07013
Cost:$10.00
Description:Black Water Rising returns to Dingbatz with special guests Hostel Inc. (featuring Ray West formerly of Spread Eagle) + more. dingbatznj.com, (973) 471-1145
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