Say My Name...Now Say It Again

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Editorial Reviews

About the Artist
Hasn’t today’s generation been force-fed enough of the same old crap? That is the philosophy behind the LA-based rock band, Million Dollar Mouth. By introducing a compelling Brit-pop/hard rock hybrid to the stagnant American music scene, this band is putting its own stamp on a fresh, new sound that literally combines the best of both worlds. Born out of the infamous Los Angeles music scene in 2003, Million Dollar Mouth immediately began receiving a resounding response from the local rock community. Sharpening its sound on The Sunset Strip and developing an emotion-drenched live performance that hits its audience like a musical juggernaut, Million Dollar Mouth has since made a name for itself as one of the premier live acts on the scene. Furthering its reputation in the local cutthroat club circuit, the band has walked away more than once with first place in the KROQ Battle of the Bands Competition in Los Angeles. The beginning of a new Year marked also the launch of the next wave of the Million Dollar Mouth movement. Its self-released debut, Say My Name… Now Say It Again, is slated to hit the streets in April ‘05 and the band will continue to tour extensively to support the new release. Packing a hot new product and its usual awe-inspiring live show, Million Dollar Mouth is primed to explode into the heart and soul of popular music.

Product Description
"Hard-Edged Brit-Pop By Way Of Seattle If It Was Located In SoCal – Imagine Heavier, Grungier Blur Or Better Yet, A Cross Between Muse And Jane’s Addiction And You Can Get A Pretty Vague Idea About The Band"

"The main contributor to Million Dollar Mouth’s mass appeal is its compelling and creative, yet consistently commercial sound - with a brooding vocal style that wavers from the primal scream of STP’s Scott Weiland to the low-ended drawl of Bauhaus’ Peter Murphy, the band’s charismatic front man, Mike Biscotti, presents the fine-tuned vocal chops to warrant the group’s confidently cocky name. Combining this stand-out singer with a hard rocking mesh of musicians who bring eclectic influences like The Clash, Alice in Chains and The Strokes to the songwriting table, Million Dollar Mouth has created a rare amalgamation of lyrical substance and musical mastery."

Say My Name...Now Say It Again,Million Dollar Mouth,Atonal Records,Pop,Rock,Rock/Pop

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