Album Notes

TOP 20 ALBUMS OF 2004 - KERVIN'S "I THINK I SEE EVIL" (HONORABLE MENTION) -ACCLAIMED PUNK BAND THAT NEEDS TO GET SIGNED IN 2005 - KERVIN -PUNKNEWS.ORG "[I THINK I SEE EVIL] is an inspiring release...it's stuff like this that really makes you feel like rock is alive and well." -PASTEPUNK "Kervin might just be the best political band ever...I THINK I SEE EVIL is the best rock album I've heard all year." -INDEPENDENT CLAUSES "I THINK I SEE EVIL is a brilliant album...Believe me; this band will one day be the next major voice of politically charged music." -PUNKTASTIC "I THINK I SEE EVIL hasn't left my main room stereo in two weeks. Fantastic raw human expression. Malcolm-rock extraordinaire." -SKRATCH MAGAZINE BIO Unfazed by a series of movements that all but discount the revolutionary spirit of rock, Kervin, a four-piece outfit from Queens, New York, is passionately re-injecting originality, relevance, and a rawness of sound and message into the genre. Drawing from a range of influences that include Indian music, grunge and punk rock, political poetry, hip-hop, and metal, Kervin produces socially aware, driving, and hypnotic songs that attack the issues of leadership hypocrisy and citizen indifference. In doing so, they have created a distinctive rock sound, blending infectious rhythms with the intensity of bands such as Rage Against the Machine and Fugazi.