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B SIDE
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Out of 15 votes - Similar Artists: Sebadoh, Sentridoh, Folk Implosion, Mogwai
Out of 15 votes
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Editor's review
Few bands that formed in '93 have a lead singer born in '81. In the case of B Side's Chris Clark, adolescent adulation of groups like Nirvana and the Pixies extended a decade beyond the battle-of-the-band years, and that's given those grunge roots new inflection. B Side's tuneless power chords and mumbly lyrics are all Cobain, but its sonic gloom is Youth-meets-'00s lo-fi.
Biography
B-SIDE may be one of the longest running bands in Western Mass history, but it's also the most unknown...B-SIDE began in 1993 in Westfield MA when 12 year old Chris Clark(frontman, songwriter) melded the stylings of bands like Nirvana, Sonic Youth, Sebadoh and Pixies into a tight and unique rock sound. B-SIDE as a live band has been known to put on climactic punk shows with an "in-your-face" attitude and has survived many line-up changes over the years. During their tenure they also made experimental studio albums, culminating with 2004's "LOVE HEROIN" and 2005's "LOVE REHAB".
B-SIDE has now relocated to Boston.
The tracks here are the entire LOVE REHAB cd
track order: the hunt, the angel, eyes closed, me and my cold, forgive me, truth is, memory, the telephone rings, sound off, stand together, message 1, abuse is love, energy you, back against words, the leave, so why?, it is so
bonus: SKUZZY(first b-side song 1995)
