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The DayBreakers
“"Blurring the lines between country and rowdy rock and roll, the DayBreakers serve up a notable jangle that's been lacking in most modern music."”
— Brian Owens, Metronome Magazine
Blending folk-rock melodies with blues guitar muscle and rock and roll grit, the DayBreakers have earned their stripes over four years of consistent gigging throughout New England.
The DayBreakers have shared the stage with some of the region's best roots-rockers (Entrain, The Silks) and played some of Boston and Cambridge's most revered rooms (The Middle East, TT the Bears, Thunder Road). The band has also performed as an opener at Indian Ranch in Webster, MA for three years running, opening for Three Dog Night, The Beach Boys, and Bret Michaels.
The band's debut record, self-titled and self-released, received substantial CMJ airplay upon its release. Bill Copeland, of billcopelandmusicnews.com, called the record a "collection fun, gritty, blues rock, folk-rock, and country rock that makes a good companion to any drive down the highway."
Their next album, slated for a spring 2018 release, will be recorded with Rob Loyot (Entrain, Girls Guns and Glory, Sarah Blacker) as engineer and producer, as well as Kevin Zahner (Bubba Hernandez, Matt Dunn) on drums, and Jeff Calder on keyboards.
Press
Bill Copeland Music:
"The Daybreakers debut CD is a collection of fun, gritty, blues rock, folk-rock, and country rock that makes a good companion to any drive down the highway."
Read full review, here.
Mayer Danzig of Twangville.com:
"Their songs are centered around some mighty fine pop hooks that they deliver with plenty of electric guitar and vocal harmonies."
Read full review, here.