The Woovs

http://www.vizu.com//poll-results.html?n=198013 Woovs: The birth of The Woovs began in the summer of 2006, on back decks and garages in Barberton, Ohio. Life long friends Adam Lengyel (vocals/guitar) and Bryan Delauder (keys) teamed up with guitarist Kevin Hamric, also a Barberton native, to explore their musical possibilities. The Woovs were formed, an original spelling of a name derived from tagging each other as wolves. After garnering heavy attention in the area's open mic circuit t...

http://www.vizu.com//poll-results.html?n=198013 Woovs: The birth of The Woovs began in the summer of 2006, on back decks and garages in Barberton, Ohio. Life long friends Adam Lengyel (vocals/guitar) and Bryan Delauder (keys) teamed up with guitarist Kevin Hamric, also a Barberton native, to explore their musical possibilities. The Woovs were formed, an original spelling of a name derived from tagging each other as wolves. After garnering heavy attention in the area's open mic circuit they began playing their own gigs. People were interested. Songwriting is their specialty, a duty still shared between Delauder, Hamric and Lengyel. At first, everything remained acoustic but the band was open to fill out the sound, and they did by adding bassist Brant Novak and drummer Dave Dibello. The Woovs branched out from their acoustic roots and began playing for audiences across Northeastern Ohio. Their blend of "soul-tinged rock, pop and R&B requires attention to detail," says Cleveland Scene Magazine writer E. Fleisher. They are a young, energetic, and hard working band influenced by a plethora of artists, musicians and, of course, herb. The Woovs plan to tour more extensively this year behind their second full-length album, No Entertaining In The City. Jay Price has replaced Novak on bass, but the rest remains the same. They have a bright future and you can expect them to do great things. Their first album is available on iTunes and No Entertaining will arrive there shortly.