Gone for Days brings back memories of 1990’s rock groups
such as Puddle of Mud and Stone Temple Pilots.
Their throwback sound is very well executed and holds interest with
powerful melodies and heavy guitar riffs.
The groups power lies in their ability to create a sound that does echo
these 90’s greats yet give a fresh and newer take on alternative rock.
The dynamics of the group are held together by the talent of
their drummer Justin Pacy and the strong lead vocals of Chris Taylor. On the song “Money”, all the players come
together to create a catchy song that is sure to be a standout track off their self-titled
album, set to release soon. “Money’s” verses
echo influences from harder Beatles material while the chorus hints at Pink
Floyd’s own track of same name.
They sure are making a name for themselves with heavy
play on Sirius/XM’s Octane as well as opening for Filter and Stone Temple
Pilots. Fans of these bands definitely
will find something to love with Gone for Days – so it is a great move to play
with these groups. I could see a band
like this holding court in the Sunset Strip and creating quite a buzz with the
rocker crowd.
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