Meet MA Powerhouse Band Age of End
Age of End, who explain that their music is part of the genre called “Loud,” was, from the beginning, the kind of local band that no-one doubted would just barrel through any of the obstacles “struggling” bands often face, doing what they had to do, making sure their music was exactly the way they wanted it, getting the word out about each and every gig they played, and in the process picking up a huge fan base, a reputation as role models for “How To Do It Right,” and oh yeah, just recently, a management company and booking agent, too.Their live shows and independent debut album The Rhythm of The Slaughter have won over the critics, too, and these days that’s not an easy thing for a metal/hardcore/loud band to do.
“What separates this band from the typical metal band is the refined nature as to how they formulate the songs. This is a hard crunching band that creates layers of sound for the listener to absorb. ” ~ Paul Ruth, The Independent Music Scene (Jun 16, 2010)
“Heavy as Hell! From the packaging to the sonic quality of the disc itself, this might as well be a major-label release. ~ Adam 12, DJ-WFNX/WBCN
“This is one of the most accessible metal album’s I have heard in 2010 and for that reason, this album was anything but a chore to listen to.” ~ Dan Balchin, Altsounds.com (Jun 14, 2010)
“The album kicks ass! Good stuff! ” ~ Roadkill, DJ-ROCK 101, WHEB
And you didn’t hear it from me, I don’t want to wreck their hardcore image, but in addition to being killer musicians who take their music very seriously, Chad Hickman (Vocals), Mark McKellar (Guitar), Jarred Sullivan (Bass), and Alex Wagner ( Drums) are also just damn nice guys.
Here’s what the band wants you to know about them:
Give Age of End a Look/Listen at:
http://Reverbnation.com/Ageofend
http://youtube.com/Ageofendmusic
http://www.ageofend1.bandcamp.com