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Darkly melodic hard rock with plenty of crunching riffs and a touch of psychedelia
Genre: Rock: Hard Rock
Release Date: 2005
Deep Record Label: Menagerie
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Save Me 4:16 $0.99
Deep 4:20 $0.99
Into The Black 3:52 $0.99
My Mistakes 4:26 $0.99
Into The Dawn 4:13 $0.99
Dig 3:18 $0.99
Weighed Down 4:51 $0.99
Survive 3:43 $0.99
Friend In Need 5:18 $0.99
Live For Tomorrow 4:28 $0.99
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BLOODROOT - New CD Release - DEEP

More info & pics at http://www.bloodroot.net

The end of the world is NOT near. The oil is NOT running out. The sky is NOT falling, and rock is NOT dead, not here in NYC. In fact, it's time to get hope back - like when you heard that first song that made the hair stand up on your neck, gave you goosebumps. Bloodroot is going to do that to you. Their new CD release, DEEP, might make you shiver a little, and it will definitely get you excited about hard rock again.

There's no mistaking the unbridled crunchiness of the guitars and the ferocious head-shaking drum beat of songs like Save Me, Into The Black, Into The Dawn and Dig. And yet, songs like Live For Tomorrow , Weighed Down and Survive run phat with a song craftsmanship that mixes melodic uniqueness with accomplished vocal harmony. Then, there are songs like Friend In Need, My Mistakes and DEEP, the title track of the new CD, in which Bloodroot brings such a naked sonic bombast that listeners can only wonder why this act isn't headlining a tour yet. "They're the best kept secret of the New York scene," said one club goer at a recent NYC show. Bloodroot's LIVE show is so full of crackle, crunch and charisma that it rivals anything out there.

Bloodroot's
first release, a self-titled EP, received substantial college radio airplay in the northeast and Midwest as well as rotation on the Music Choice rock station. Enough so that the band has toured the country a couple times in their favorite white Ford Econoline van.

"Bloodroot , a powerful, groove-laden quartet hailing from Brooklyn, NY, has come to take the hard music scene by storm. With a bottom end as low as a snake's belly, backed by some killer fretwork and an overall hard rock power punch, this outfit has got the riffs, rhythms and rhymes to take care of all of your heavy business. There's a plethora of influences here, from the grungy (Alice In Chains, BADMOTORFINGER-era Soundgarden) to the metallic (Helmet, Life Of Agony), which helps shape this band into a true rock machine, able to grind out at any given notice, but also displaying depth to go the extra mile." - Mike SOS - Americore Magazine

Bloodroot
is Johnny Young on lead vocal and guitars, Roman on bass and backing vocals, Doug Vannoni on guitars and backing vocals, and Ross Kantor - one of the best drummers out there. The band has been Johnny's creation, which is now a collaboration in 4 parts.

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REVIEWS

author: Mike SOS for Ear Candy Magazine
Bloodroot,"Deep" (Menagerie) Bloodroot’s latest endeavor provides 10 tracks of substantial yet radio friendly hard rock. From the shuddering opening riff of “Save Me”, this Brooklyn-based quartet conveys that they mean business. Armed with glistening hooks beneath the heavy rhythmic artillery, songs like the bass-driven groove of “Into the Black” successfully combine the wares of Mudvayne and Godsmack, while the snarling six string sting of “My Mistakes” sound like CKY jamming out with ZZ Top. Properly titling the new release, DEEP distinctly tells what Bloodroot has in store for your ears, emanating sturdy hard rock that goes the distance. www.bloodroot.net
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Deep, dark and decisive!
author: Laura T Lynch of Kweevak.com
Bloodroot crafts songs that are intelligent and intense. Their sound is hard rock with touches of grunge, melodic, metal and psychedelic. 'Save Me' is the forceful opener with its bold rhythms, dramatic brakes, low-tuned, metal guitars and potent vocals. 'My Mistakes' combines hard rock textures with melodic but strong vocals. The drumming is dynamic melding with beguiling bass lines and sizzling guitars. 'Live For Tomorrow' starts off with subtle instrumentation and vocals but slowly builds up intensity, climaxing at a souring guitar lead. Bloodroot's latest release is aptly named as their music is Deep, dark and decisive!
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Bloodroot is one of the best bands I've EVER seen live
author: Carrie
Well, I like the cd too, but songs like Into the Dawn, Survive, Friend in Need, and Live For Tomorrow really make me feel something even though those songs aren't as commercial as some of the others on here.
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