NUMA (Get Your State Tickets for June 27th)

"The MMC had the pleasure of being rocked this past November by undoubtedly one the hardest working bands in the region and on the east coast. Over the past 6 months Numa has quickly risen to become one of the premier bands (I say THE Premier Band!) in the DC/Baltimore area. As I am sitting here listening to their hard charging single "Like a Bruise", I can see why it is blasting over the region's FM and college airwaves. The single is sure to make its way into regular rotation on many main stream radio stations as well."
-J. Caldwell, Director - Mid-Atlantic Music Conference Newsletter - April 2008
"Numa combines classic hard rock with a melodic touch, making their sound fresh and familiar at the same time. Chad's vocal style is as smooth as they come, and his voice brings a rich harmony ot the classic-rock infused grooves."
-Jeff Say, Features Editor - Culpeper Star Exponent - September 7th, 2007
"I've been playing the hell out of 'Like a Bruise.' What a damn good song! I find myself singing it often which says a lot considering I run a radio station."
-Smokin' Joe - 97.7 The Rocket
"BAD REFLECTION" at State Theatre
Numa delivers blazing hard rock with a groove that’s been absent from the genre for decades. Fusing together honest and memorable songwriting with a brazen intensity, this dynamic band has managed to create an original sound that is truly arena ready. That explosive combination has quickly solidified their reputation as one of the premiere live acts in the Mid-Atlantic region. Chad Burrows’ intense wail draws comparisons to both Geddy Lee and Brandon Boyd, and compliments the melodic heaviness of Nick Samuels’ guitar playing. Earth shattering riffs return to the spotlight in the bands’ sound, which is rounded out by the tightest of rhythm sections. The notoriously heavy-hitting Kenny “Kaos” Piper paired with the unique punk/funk of Bryan Lindamood join together to form an untouchable pocket.
This hardworking band has ignited many stages, including Blocktoberfest at RFK Stadium, the 9:30 Club, Rams Head Live, The State Theatre, Sonar, The Lion's Den, and other great venues, gaining quite a following in the process. Numa’s recently released self-titled EP produced by Scott Spelbring (SR-71, Jason Mraz) is garnering rave reviews and an army of new fans that are drawn to the band's fearless sound. That notoriety has recently landed them a sponsorship with Ringleader Clothing and caught the ears of some celebrated forces within the music industry. Easily finding their way into the hearts of true rock fans across the country, Numa's style stands out during this age of musical monotony.
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