Gymnasium Boston, Massachusetts
Original concept powerpop/rock from Boston.
Imagine an incredible talent living in
your neighborhood. He can deliver a smoking guitar lead at the drop of a hat. He likes hockey. He drinks beer. He has a dry wit that cracks you up.
He also happens to be the auteur of the finest concept double-album to hit your ears since Quadrophenia.
Featuring a plethora of Boston's finest musicians.
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