Road Less Traveled
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Record Label: MorningSide
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Emerging from the outskirts of Philadelphia, MorningSide works to bring their music to the masses. The songs are a reflection of their personalities exploring past experiences and future dreams. Though the sound is their own, it strikes a familiar chord with all who hear it.
MorningSide began in 2001 with childhood friends Sean MacGregor (Vocals/Guitar) and Joe Mauro (Bass/Vocals) working to form a band that would allow them to develop their musical and songwriting abilities. The band worked to develop their own sound by continually writing new music and playing venues in Philadelphia.
The summer of 2003 brought the departure of MorningSide’s drummer and lead guitar player. Through the help of some common friends, Ben Kless (Drums/Percussion), formally of Feedback, was added to the roster bringing his dynamic and energetic drumming to the band. After a few months auditioning lead guitarists, a ‘musicians wanted’ ad brought Pete DiCanto, formally of Hindrance, to MorningSide’s front door. With their lineup complete, MorningSide began to cultivate and unite their talents developing a more unique and powerful sound.
Now after years of writing, recording and playing countless live shows in the area’s most respected venues, MorningSide is preparing for their first full-length release, ‘Road Less Traveled’. Their songs, ‘Long Day’ and ‘Just Another Girl’, have already received enthusiastic responses from Philadelphia rock stations, Y100 (now sadly defunct) and 93.3 WMMR. ‘Just Another Girl’ appears on WMMR’s ‘Local Shots Vol. 1’, a compilation CD showcasing the area’s best talent. MorningSide’s latest single, ‘Brigantine’ is set to hit the airwaves any day now...
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author: Skope Magazine - Eric Saeger
Definitively 90s, Phillys MorningSide park themselves at the intersection of emo-ska and retail-grunge, combining harder shades of Braid with Foo Fighters daredevil-rock. Heavy users of Epitonic.com and other explorers will be stoked about their proudly displayed garage-ness and may get quite a kick out of the outstanding, crunch-blast lead work of Pete DiCanto, whose Alice n Chains wah-pedal fetish adds metallic shock and awe to what might otherwise be something youd swear Youve Heard Before and Liked and What the Hell Is Their Name Anyway. Sean MacGregors bratty Nyquil-medicated baritone rounds out an unhateable package with a loose nick of Billy Corrigan in a lets-stomp-something mood.
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