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Pretty Little Suicide

Rock n' roll at it's finest. Channeling the Greats from the 70s 80s and 90s into a hard hitting sound with a completely modern appeal.

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Hometown	Canton, MA
Genres	Rock, Modern Rock
Band Members	Ed Earle - Vox/Guitar; Mike Patton - Guitar; JC - Bass... » more
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Upcoming Shows	None

Contact Information:	Booking JT booking@prettylittlesuicide.com (339) 502-0757 Artist / Band Member Mike mike@prettylittlesuicide.com (339) 502-0757 Artist / Band Member PLS band@prettylittlesuicide.com (339) 502-0757 Artist / Band Member Ed ed@prettylittlesuicide.com (339) 502-0757
# Years Experience Performing Live:	2
# Live Perfomances Past Six-months:	6
Market Draw:	Boston: 51-75; Western Mass: 31-50; NY: 31-50; Mid West: 201-250
Venue History:	Rocklahoma - Pryor, OK Plymouth Memorial Hall - Plymouth, MA Rock N' America - Oklahoma City, OK
Performing Rights Society:	ASCAP
Discography:	Pretty Little Suicide EP—2010

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Singer/lead guitarist Ed Earle leads the band with a distinctively edgy voice that oozes with attitude and emotion, interspersed with blistering solos that redefine shredding. Complimenting him on rhythm guitar is Mike Patton, whose subtle interplay and...

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Reached 94th in Best of Rock chart in 2011. In the top 100 for 2 weeks.

Top 10 in Rock, August 2012

Top 40 in Rock, July 2012

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Pretty Little Suicide EP Review by blogsnroses.com
Pretty Little Suicide is a band from Boston, MA and they remind me of my youth misspent. Most of my youth was spent jerking off to porn ....buffering....buffering....98% complete. I used to listen to music while jerking off for two reasons: 1) the louder the music the less my parents bothered me and 2) with my severe ADD I had to occupy my time while waiting for naked Photoshopped pictures of Larisa Oleynik. Yes, I realize it wasn't her body it was just her head, but I was 13 and didn't care. Anyway, those times I learned a lot about Motley Crue, Poison, Guns N' Roses and Ratt. I hold a special place in my heart for the 80s glam and Sunset Strip sleaze that dominated that era and I love throw back bands that modernize that sound. Here is where Pretty Little Suicide comes in. I promised Mike Patton (yea, that's his real name and no he's not Mike Patton from Faith No More) back in February I would review Pretty Little Suicide, but I decided it better to finger bang women and drink cases worth of alcohol....oh and throw up over the side of boats (check that out here). My apologies to the band for taking this long. Pretty Little Suicide's self titled EP starts out with Working Man Blues which is a great head nodding, fist pumping drinking song about refusing to give into "Da Man." The song has an Izzy Stradlin like blues guitar riff with the Adler like thump drum beat that rips the listener through. The guitar solos are delightfully refined, but tight rope the fine line between chaos. Big choruses and harmony easily create a sing along chorus that with two or four drinks in your system will have you wrapping your arm around your buddy and singing along with the band. The production harnesses the band's raw viscosity and high velocity drive toward bedlam. This EP showcases this band's love of partying, stealing girlfriends, and ripping your face off. Who doesn't love that trio of titillation? One of the best tracks on the EP is Pretty Little Suicide. I know what you are thinking, a band that writes a song that uses the band name is a huge faux pas. Well fuck you squirrel cunt, this song is awesome. The introspective lyrics about drug abuse with a thicker, ponderous sound make this the perfect finishing song. The whole EP seems to build toward this song. Pretty Little Suicide have created a memorable glam rock record that is steeped in the annals of glam, but still adds a contemporary facet. I can't help but give this album five dripping pussies out of five because it will get the ladies purring and ready for your racecar bed with enough alcohol. You won't have to work too hard after listening to this EP. I can't wait to hear more from Pretty Little Suicide.

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2 guitar amps, 1 bass amp, 1 drumset

3 vocal mics in the front

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