Dumb As Sheep
You're Not the Boss of Me
Reviewed by Unknown
Since the fall of 1997, this four-piece band from Ontario, Canada, has played more than 150 shows. Their You're Not The Boss of Me, produced by Andrew Horrocks of One Hundred Days, sports a mix of hard and soft songs with great vocals and guitar hooks.
Other coverage for this album
HM Magazine #74Reviewed by Brian Vincent McGovernThis cool record, entitled You're Not the Boss of Me, features some authentic vocals, and fantastic songwriting hooks. Pop melody in a commercially-appealing modern rock format, and energy to spare, for sure. This is most accurately displayed in the ultra-cool "Rain" (featured on last issue's Hard Music Sampler). But the other songs don't disappoint. I'd keep an eye on these guys if I were you.…Also in 7ball #31
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