Matt Pryor (Pianos, Vocals)
Roman Williams (Guitars, Vocals)
Elzadie Martin (Bass, Vocals)
Seth Romano (Drums, Vocals)
Influences
Hmm. That's a tough one. A lot of aging Queens. (Freddie we love you and we miss you, the bliss brought can't be expressed.) And Elton John, boy, we're glad as hell your nose is still on your face and you still sound as good as you do. Ann and Nancy Wilson. South Saturn Delta, Hendrix (in scorpio in the natal chart), Jeff Buckley, Eva Cassidy, Chai--no water. Magic Hat #9, The Hill. John, Paul, George, Ringo. And that guy on the train that said 'I fought the war for your sort', Johnny Sandals, Chief Joseph, Pattison's Canon, The Cars, Chopin--Bowie, Bloodsugarsex, The Beekeeper, II through Houses. Ryan Adams, Dylan. Folk-rock. Late 60's/early 70's obscure country-rock. Grunge. Classical. Indian Food Massoud (we owe thee much, thou art gnarley). Indian food. Running. Meditation. The Atlantic. Mom. We've all got more we couldn't or wouldn't name, you know, cuz the masks won't allow it, as it were...
The Fens have emerged from the Boston scene and the buzz is spreading fast! This young foursome’s daring blend of dark classicism and swanky mod-rock has fans turning it up and turning out all over the Northeast. The key to their appeal seems to lie in the songs themselves - lyrical and guttural, dangerously infectious, and blushing with four-part harmony. This, combined with an energetic stage show, will have you convinced: “Fens Fever” is a rock n’ roll epidemic about to happen!
The Fens in Detail:
At a glance, The Fens are a 21st century rock band that echoes over-the-top acts like The Who or Queen. It’s the kind of music that often comes with a smirk, a perverted lowbrow reference, or an outright adolescent rant. However, that's just the beginning of what the music of The Fens is really like.
This group draws deeply on the sounds that most touch it‘s comprising members. So when they take the stage the ghosts of Frederic Chopin, Jimi Hendrix, and John Lennon all crawl out of the woodwork and join the witches' rave. There are folk tales of selling one's soul for fame and glory, painful narratives of long distance love affairs, and of course the occasional drunken love song to a transvestite . It's precisely this mixture of shadow and light that makes listeners feel (even amid the most youthful anthem) that there's something surreal and entrancing about The Fens and their music.
so sorry about that I must have told you the wrong one.
That's funny because I tried that one a while ago too, the one I gave you, and it made me all crazy because they sucked real bad, and they didn't pay too good either they offered like contests and stuff instead of money.
But anyways, the working site is
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it's the one I am pulling in $700 a week with putting in about 23 hours a week, sometimes up to like 30 hours if I'm motivated.
After you get your membership make sure you register with with the companies on page one in the members section because they are the ones that pay the most, I got $50 for one that took me 45 minutes today. You'll see what I'm talking about when you start up.
Laura started taking them too and she's making $700 a week, it's making me so mad because I'm the one that showed her which one to sign up with now she's making more than me.
Alright well me and Tom are getting ready to leave now, just give me a call or I'll meet you on here and let me know if you have any problems with your membership. catcha later
Don't miss International Standard this Wednesday at 8pm on PBS! I hear last year's grand champ Katusha Demidova is back with a new partner. I wonder who will win!
hey I saw you guys play in boston last year. I just got back into your stuff and had it play at my store [american apparel] a lot of people liked it, so you should come play in manhattan sometime!
hey matt i'm in boston for the weekend...i was hopin your band would be playin sometime saturday night...somewhere close to brookline!!! but if not i'll make a huge effort to be wherever your gonna play! be EZ andy