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About Whore

NONE MORE EVIL.
THE EVIL OF LOVE.
THE LOVE OF ABUSE.
THE LOVE OF DECADENCE.
THE LOVE OF SELF DESTRUCTION.
THE LOVE OF ADDICTION.
THE LOVE OF OBSESSION.
NONE MORE EVIL.
LOVE IS...
NONE MORE EVIL.
LOVE NONE MORE EVIL

NONE MORE EVIL was born in the dank, drab, suffocating corner of a suburban nightmare. From Long Island, New York-- where the morbid past-time of wife swapping was perfected into an artform-- NONE MORE EVIL vent all the rage, confusion and disillusionment of a scorned lover and shattered heart through their heavy, beautiful, melodic, and brutal music. NONE MORE EVIL craft their songs of loss, anger, disbelief, and sorrow with crushing guitar riffs and powerful vocals adding the occasional sensitivity and the darkest of humor... mullets, anyone?

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"Long Island metal clan NONE MORE EVIL is a dark hard rock band not unlike Danzig or Dope whose latest 11-track eardrum cracker -WHORE- is an unapologetic commentary of the sad state of suburban life. Merging the wares of Godsmack and Korn, this band's caustic crunch is just as suitable for the strip club as it is for the moshpit, as songs like the industrially tinged title track and the brooding 'Blame Me' are straight up angst ridden tunes guaranteed to unleash your animalistic instincts. A solid recording that keeps the guitars tuned punishingly low and the vocals slightly synthetic assist WHORE in achieving the dirty grooves and demonic tuned down madness that should give hard rock fans with a penchant for the foreboding something to get excited about."
---review of "WHORE" by Mike SOS, www.earcandymag.com

"Packing the groove-heavy hard metal of Godsmack, combined with the insanity of Slipknot, New York's NONE MORE EVIL is a heavy, yet melodic band that has much to offer. How this band is unsigned (at least at this point) is beyond me...
Yes, comparisons could be made to Godsmack, Drowning Pool or perhaps Sevendust, but on WHORE, NONE MORE EVIL produce a high-quality effort, that brings their own little sick twists and style. If you can't get into the groove of "Freshtration", or the sick guitar solo and the song's catchy as hell chorus, then maybe you're in the wrong genre of music. Album opener, "Retox", and "Blame Me" follow suit with the same formula, but there's enough variety and surprises abound to retain your full attention. "Facing Wrong Direction" sees the band try out a metal-type ballad and it succeeds in never getting too soft and offering memorable vocals. The album's title track, "Whore" is perhaps the heaviest and strongest track of the release and is where I feel kind of a Slipknot type vibe within the song's main riff.
The album for the most part is mid paced hard metal, but has a very thick sound, with the grooves carrying each track. Sound effects are thrown in here and there, making the album much more interesting than radio-friendly rock and sick guitar solos are found throughout. On "No Answer" the band lays down the funkiest grooves of the album and maybe the catchiest chorus here. NONE MORE EVIL also show off their ridiculous sense of humor on "Mullet Man". Sample lyric: "She like it long in the back. She like it short on the top and the sides..." And the song seems ode to 80's hair-metal with it's shout along chorus. This release is solid and entertaining from start to finish period.
Bottom line: NONE MORE EVIL's WHORE is a must hear for all metal fans. Whore needs to be heard by the masses. The album is heavy, catchy and sick and has enough variety for repeated listens."
---review of 'WHORE' by www.Live-Metal.net

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NONE MORE EVIL: AN UNEQUIVOCAL FORCE OF NATURE
by Bernadette Giacomazzo
Akasha Multimedia Group
www.akashamultimedia.com

For band booking please contact
nonemoreevil@email.com

THE BAND
Greg Botty - Vocals
Jeff D'Ambrosio - Guitars
Will Wood - Bass
Kelly Robertson- Drums

THE BUZZ
Since its inception a short while ago, NONE MORE EVIL has conquered the best New York City and Long Island stages.
They have opened for ALICE IN CHAINS, POWERMAN 5000, BUCKCHERRY, RA, DAYS OF THE NEW, DEATH ANGEL, BILE, the GENITORTURERS, OVERKILL, BIOHAZARD, and ex- Guns N' Roses drummer Steven Adler's band, ADLER'S APPETITE.
Their recent show opening for BRAND NEW SIN, proved that the bad boys of the Long Island music scene are ready to take the world by storm.

Tim Connolly of LongIslandMusicScene.com compared some of the EVIL tracks to "being on a runaway train" and "chilling to the bone," but that doesn't even come close to describing the power-laden live show. With an intense stage show and a seamless blend of introspective lyrics and high-energy riffs and beats, NONE MORE EVIL hypnotized the intense audience with such songs as "Freshtration," "Mindfuck," and the radio-friendly "Blame Me," which has been featured in heavy rotation on Fingers' Metal Shop, the wildly popular, two decades old radio show on Cox Communications-owned WBAB-FM (102.3).

Ultimately, what makes NONE MORE EVIL different from the rest of the metal bands currently relentlessly touring the local scene is that beneath the thin veneer of normalcy lies a tumultuous relationship between the macabre and the masochistic. When the Botty/D'Ambrosio tag-team is allowed to reign in full force on the stage - no matter what stage that may be - the result is kinetic enough to de-rail a subway.

NONE MORE EVIL... an unequivocal force of nature.
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Review of live NONE MORE EVIL performance
by Dan Brown
Goodtimes Magazine

"It was as if the Earth had opened wide and Hell itself was raised on the streets of Levittown the night that one of the leaders of Long Island's pure Metal Revolution, NONE MORE EVIL, drove a stake into the heart of the Metasin stage at the Ultrasound Lounge in Levittown, New York.
The dimming lights sent the metal-mongers to the stage like moths to a flame under the cloak of fog and darkness. Then, without warning, Greg Botty threw a tight fist at the sky and forced a gut-churning scream into the mic that sent NONE MORE EVIL headlong into "Retox." Botty hit the stage in high gear and appeared to have his sights set on giving the audience as much as it could handle.
Botty and guitarist Jeff D'Ambrosio play off each other well and combine to give NONE MORE EVIL their balls and backbone. Drummer Rich Russ and Will Wood on bass fill out the sound, and the foursome combined on this night for an 11-song set that never drifted from the "heavier the better" formula."
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