Dumb As Sheep
You're Not the Boss of Me
Reviewed by Brian Vincent McGovern
This 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. For info, write: 32 Walnut Dr, Guelph, Ontario, Canada N1E-4B3
Other coverage for this album
7ball #31Reviewed by UnknownSince 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.Also in HM Magazine #74
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