 New American Shame
 New American Shame
 Review by Brian Angotti

Just when you thought party rock was dead, New American Shame emerges from the grunge capital, Seattle. New American Shame's debut album could possibly be one of the best rock releases in years. With their blend of melodic vocals and screaming guitars you get that elusive feeling of those eighties rock and roll gods. The album comes jam packed with rock anthems that are sure to have you singing along.
Already getting rave reviews from their tour stint with the reunited The Cult and now heading to Japan. These new comers Johnny (vocals), Geoff Reading (drums), Kelly Wheeler (bass), Terry Bratsch (guitar), and Jimmy Paulson (lead guitar) prove it's only time before they take over with their album landing the #200 spot in Japan and song on the up coming The Crow 3 movie soundtrack. New American Shame has the attitude and talent to become one of the hottest new acts for the millennium.
This review is available in book format (hardcover and paperback) in Music Street Journal: The Early Years Volume 4 at garyhillauthor.com/Music-Street-Journal-The-Early-Years.
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