Not many bands in America today combine musical integrity with great commercial appeal and solid musicianship. The sloe guns are one of these bands. Combining great songwriting, memorable hooks and lyrics, creative harmonies, and some of the best musicianship since Duane and Dickie started duelin’, the sloe guns are a reminder that there’s still commercially-viable down-to-earth American music. Think a hard-rockin Neil Young and Crazy Horse with the memorable songs of Creedence Clearwater Revival. The sloe guns give hope to music lovers everywhere who are tired of the infantile Brittany/Back Street flavor-of-the-years that are cramming the airwaves with pre-pubescent junk. With roots going back to the best of American and British invasion 60s and 70s rock, the sloe guns are proof that high-quality grassroots rock-n-roll is alive and well in America. Country Standard Time calls their songs “miniature epics... with tight harmonies and instrumental interplay.... tall tales with all sorts of Americana allusions... with references throughout, from Crazy Horse to the Wallflowers...” Time Out New York writes: “the quartet’s Southern rock cruises with a classic feel, with an emphasis on the “rock” rather than the “Southern” part. Not unlike the Band and other ‘70s stuff.” Trifecta reports “Dueling guitar ferocity and soaring Americana-flavored rock anthems.” To get a copy of our cd "Last Will and Testament" go to www.cdbaby.com/sloeguns or send $12 (cash, check or Money order) made out to: Eric Alter, 900 WEA Suite #3A, NYC 10025. Thank you!