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    HM Magazine #95/Pocket Furys
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    Pocket Furys

    Plastique

    (2001)

    Reviewed by Matthew J. Scott

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    Label independentHM Magazine #95May/June 2002
    alternative rockmodern rockpop rock

    If you're looking for a modern rock band with enough pop to balance out the hard rock trend that is going on these days, Pocket Furys are it. Catchy songs. Upbeat. Music for driving on a sunny early spring afternoon in the Midwest. From Dayton, Ohio, the band placed in the top three in a recent regional band competition sponsored by a local radio station. And their independent release, Plastique, isn't bad. Pretty basic in its production, but it gives a good idea of what this band can do.

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