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Burlington Free Press Review of Bleed Like Me

"These four Milton hard-rockers cite '90s noisemakers such as Godsmack and Soundgarden as influences, but you're just as apt to hear bits of earlier bands such as Black Sabbath, AC/DC and (especially in the higher-register vocals of Jayson Argento) Trent Reznor and Nine Inch Nails. Their debut six-song EP brings the loud guitar/bass/drum heyday back to vivid life."

- Burlington Free Press | www.burlingtonfreepress.com

Seven Days Review of Bleed Like Me

"Vermont has its fair share of heavy acts; many are excellent, others not so stellar. Either way, you gotta admire the balls it takes to play this kind of music in an area that clearly favors jammier fare...

'Deadly Sight' is built on a slow, grinding riff and well-defined percussion... the song seems to be about a robotic killing machine, which is frickin' cool, bros.

The pace picks up a bit with the volatile "Drown," while "Facedown" utilizes a hypnotic, minor-key bassline to create a palpable sense of dread. "I'm only happy when you're facedown / another page of history,"Argento sings on the chorus. It's not entirely clear what that means, but I'm fine with not knowing.

With a little more practice and a dose of finesse, Nowhere Found could run with the big dogs of loud rock. Keep those amps fired up, dudes."

- CASEY REA, SEVEN DAYS NEWSPAPER (BURLINGTON, VERMONT)"

Area 67 Entertainment

"Hell yeah, that's what I'm talking about: some real good, down-hard rock. The band is an alternative rock band that goes by the name of Nowhere Found. Kick-ass band; I suggest you go check them out live when you can. Jayson, Chris, Steve and Josh - you guys really know how to rock. Keep it up."

-Mike Villegas, Area 67 Entertainment