Member Since: 6/18/2005
Band Website: fastproductmusic.com
Band Members: cyndi: guitar, vocals
greg: guitar, organ, vocals
john: drums
Influences: you
Sounds Like: Their Tall Coin EP, which is available in Chicago at Reckless Records, or order from them directly online. Or send an email to [email protected] with Tall Coin in the subject.
and this:
fp live feb 2007
Authorities have been consulted
Pure catchy rock. The six songs that appear on the band’s debut EP stray away from formulas and sound distinctively different.
-- Love, Chicago
This Product is Fast becoming one of my favorite CDs. Great rock singing with smart lyrics and seductive music make this platter matter.
-- Roctober
The jousting guitars on tunes like "The Time We Killed" and "Xenophobia"
make a satisfying clatter, like when you shake the shit out of a can of spray
paint.
-- J. Niimi , Chicago Reader
The band, fronted by Cyndi Elliott, seems to mostly offer energy in the form of driving, hard-edged rock tunes. Behind her sometimes wailing, sometimes tuneful voice (which is equally powerful in both registers), is the angular guitar-work of Greg Hamilton stacked on top of the jumpy drum beats of John Roeser.Together, they have a beautiful potential for disarray, for anger expressed in concise, deep strokes, for loud noise that you still want to hear even though it hurts.
The highlight of their Myspace page is the snide "Don’t Remember Law School," which begins with foreboding quiet and climbs into the disarray Fast Product does best. When Cyndi shouts "Goddamn lawyers taking over/ gonna call up everyone did you [no] wrong," it’s enough to make you glad you never took the bar exam. Unless of course you have, in which case you should probably give it a listen in hopes of repentance.
-- Joey Rubin for the about.com music guide [excerpt]
..."Nicer" is all super-charged syncopated blasts, with Cyndi Elliott’s voice sliding smoothly from melodic singing to piercing yelps against the Farfisa and stabbing guitar riffs. There’s a vague hint of Fugazi in the guitars of "Don’t Remember Law School," which intertwine to create delicious friction.
-- Patrick Conlan, Illinois Entertainer
"Great pictures. It recalls a day when men waited too long between haircuts and wore it well."
--Lisa Crystal Carver of Suckdog, Rollerderby, Drugs are Nice , etc.
Record Label: Semiotic Idiot
Type of Label: None