Dreamfast (in studio now!!)

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now for the bio:
we are dreamfast, a rock/punk/rip/pop n roll band from fayetteville. we dont have any money backing us, we dont have any huge industry moguls backing us, we take pride in letting our fans spread the word about us. and because of that we are gaining friend by friend, day by day. dont get us wrong, to be able to quit our day jobs and come visit all of you and play music for all of you all over the country (and world) would be our dream come true. we love our music, we love each other and playing shows for all you kids is what continues to make our little hearts beat. thanks for all the support, DREAMFAST IS MORE THAN A 4 PIECE BAND...
PUNK PLANET-- "Excellent pop-punk from down in Arkansas that keeps it simple and because of which succeeds wildly. Female vocals add an even poppier feel, and the songwriting never gets complex to the point of being too technical for a pop-punk band. Seek this out for a good, honest pop fix." --dave hofer associate reviews coordinater
ALLAGESZINE.COM-- Maybe it’s because I was watching this movie just before listening to this album, but Dreamfast bears a resemblence to Josie and the Pussycats combined with influences that seem to range from Tsunami Bomb to the pop punk sounds of bands like Screeching Weasel. I think a producer would help in their recording, but only with the mixing; the songs are pretty tight. Vocally, they are a great band. I love a girl singing in a punk rock band. Overall this is a good record and worth checking out if you’re looking for something different then the usual stuff being released these days. (JK)
CONCERTHYPE.COM-- Dreamfast also shows glimpses of their writing abilities in The Battle, with brilliant versus like You say I cant carry a sword, but I died on yours alone. Moving alone, they being to show influences, whether theyre intentional or not, in No Coast Love Song and Matt vs. The View. The first song reminds a listener of Blink-182 from the beats given from the drums and guitar. Hart also allows her voice to let loose and hit the high notes, sounding very impressive. In Matt vs. The View if one listens carefully enough, they may find that it reminds them of the All-American Rejects with their quick pace and claps. Once more the song shows their lyrical skill with, This redundance has become so damn redundant.
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