Angels Of Meth

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Decorated with piercings, long hair (beards included) and myriad tattoos, the collective known as Angels of Meth has been plotting a calculated takeover of the Northern Kentucky/Cincinnati region.

Their origins lay with guitarist/vocalist Tony P. and bassist Reverend Jim who formulated the blueprint and have nurtured the plan from the beginning. The band put together a generally collaborative album that incorporates a throng of dark, spirited guitar and bass lines accompanied by Tony's devilishly epic vocal melodies. The sway of the songs has an eclectic, arena-worthy quality to it and is catchy and accessible.

The camaraderie and friendships maintained within this posse of drifters (meant in the nicest sense, of course) act as fuel for the songwriting process as each member recognizes the fluidity of the process.

The live shows have an addictive, relentless quality to them and tend to always leave finger marks on the audience's neck, regardless of the musical ambiance created by the other acts on the bill.