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Hailing from the city of Boston, Eden Row is a post-punk pop band made for MTV's TRL - a la Sum 41, Good Charlotte, A Simple Plan, and Foo Fighters - while their live show is as crushing and explosive as old Van Halen! Pushing the boundaries of their predecessors, Eden Row is defining the next step in the evolution of post-punk pop. Intelligent songwriting, intense emotion, and amazing live shows define this highly driven band from Beantown. Since the release of the much anticipated EP, "DIZZY", the band has been diligently promoting itself with live performances and radio airplay throughout the Northeast region. With rising CD sales and an ever growing collective of fans, Eden Row is proving to be an unstoppable force. PRESS REVIEWS WBCN 104.1 Boston "Someone sign these guys, c'mon...'Blame Me', has the instant addiction of some of Lit's hits ('My Own Worst Enemy' and 'Zip Lock')...the opening track alone is so COMPLETELY fun, that these guys could do very well if a label were to give them a well-deserved chance. Haven't seen 'em live, yet, but check out the site and you'll see the energy of this band that many a photographer has effectively captured." --Deek, WBCN DJ / www.purerockfury.com Smother.net (Editor's Pick) "Eden Row from Boston is trying desperately to be the next punk band on TRL. They have the poppiness of bands like Sum 41, A Simple Plan, and of course Good Charlotte. They're certainly quite radio-friendly and it's not just limited to the showcase single "Blame Me" but the entire EP could easily be heard on your local Clear Channel station. If that's what you're looking for get this now so you can make fun of all the kids who didn't hear them until they were on TRL." --J-Sin Splendid Ezine "Remember feel-good summertime rock and roll? The kinds of tunes that would creep onto your dial right after school let out in June and hang around until September, forever after evoking a faint smell of Coppertone, chlorine and spilled beer? This Boston-based foursome is dedicated to cranking out just that kind of thing -- loud, happy energetic rock that's not too complicated for the beach, not too moody for pot-enhanced one-on-one at the local hoop, and not too sappy to play late at night while you're painting your toenails. Highlights here include the maniacally upbeat breakup song, "Blame Me", which sounds like the goof-happy boys of Dynamite Hack channeling Live's smoky tenor and the frantic ska upbeats of the Mighty Mighty Bosstones. "Good Enough" is fun, too, with its dream police guitar sirens and infectious sing-along chorus. My favorite, though, is "Automatic", a twitchy blend of staccato guitars, punctuating bass and soaring, hummable melodies. It's a little slick, sure, and there's no new ground broken here, but this is one entertaining album. If you can't find summer love and summer fun with this as background, you're just not trying." --Jennifer Kelly Check out the artist's website: http://www.edenrow.com Track List: 1. Blame Me 2. Automatic 3. No Parking Spaces 4. Good Enough 5. Crossed The Line 6. Call Out Your Name Suggested CDs:Other Genres:
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