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Can't go wrong with this EP

Dan Kirouac | Fitchburg, MA | 05/18/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Diamond Nights is one of the best bands I've heard in a long time. This EP is great. 5 awesome songs and no filler at all. Diamond Nights combine the rock sounds of the 70s and 80s without sounding cheesy. These guys are no joke at all and are definatly pure rock and roll. Pretty much every song is capable of being a hit single and I think it's only a matter of time before we start hearing some of these songs on the radio. The upcoming full length album should be incredible, but in the meantime make sure you check out this great EP."

Diamonds are forever

T. J. bean | a crazy world | 05/14/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Um.. what can I say... with roots out of Fitchburg MA, and NY, the roots of both have grown and blossomed into what every band inspires to be... or something like that.. this is band that WILL be huge. every song is catchy in an old school rock way... you can not take this album out of your player, digital or otherwise... Do you like to rock out? do you like to sway your hips? do you like casio keyboards? then youll like this.. if not YOUR DUMB!!!"

Why are these guys not on every rock radio station?

eppy | Massachusetts | 05/14/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I discovered NYC's Diamond Nights because I was familiar with the work of the guitar player/keyboardist Dr. Laakso (formerly of the Wicked Farleys), and I'll be damned if this isn't one of the best rock EPs I've heard in a long time. These guys bring some tight-sounding, football-playing, head-banging party music that evokes all your classic rock faves like Queen, Aerosmith, and the Cars, while still sounding completely original. Do I also hear a touch of some Ozzy creeping into the vocals of "The Girl's Attractive"? And watch out for the synths on that song, there's something not right about them...somehow subversive, eerie, and downright brilliant. "Buddies" has the catchiest sing along ending I could imagine (and music that could have been written by Rush for some long-lost 80s sitcom theme)."