THE PLUGS ~ "Reggae and Royals" ~ 2005 Album Serial POP

"Reggae and Royals"
THE PLUGS 2005 Album "Serial POP"
Born out of the grit and grime of Boston's beer-soaked music scene, The Plugs are an extreme underground sloppy emotional band that channels their raw and unfiltered energy into each and every performance. With Bobbi Cee's powerful vocals leading the charge, Cowboy Tom's frenetic drumming, Teo's blistering guitar riffs, and Don Lorvig's thunderous bass lines, this quartet creates a sound that's as abrasive as it is emotive.
The Plugs had been honing their sound for years, playing in the dingy basements and dive bars of Boston's music scene, where they developed a reputation for their raucous and unpredictable live shows. Their songs deal with themes of isolation, frustration, and the struggles of everyday life, all delivered with a raw intensity that leaves audiences breathless.
Despite their underground status, The Plugs had garnered a loyal following among Boston's music fans. Their music speaks to those who seek something more authentic and visceral than what's offered by the mainstream. They've become known for their cathartic live shows, where the band members pour their hearts and souls into each performance, leaving everything on the stage.
With their unapologetic approach to music-making, The Plugs had carved out a unique niche in the Boston music scene, and were poised to make their mark on the wider world of underground music. Their music may be sloppy and emotional, but it's also honest and true, a reflection of the struggles and triumphs of life.
~ In memory of our musical brother and friend Don Lorvig