Len Price 3's 'Pictures': 'This Is How Real Pop-With-Punk Men Sound' (Rolling Stone)

New York, NY (Top40 Charts/ Shore Fire Media) - The Len Price 3 has another gem on their hands with 'Pictures,' the new album out now on Steven Van Zandt's Wicked Cool Records. Following major online exposure from AOL, MySpace, Yahoo and MSN, Rolling Stone called it "authentically vicious" praising "the metallic thwack and buzzing sustain of singer-guitarist Glenn Page's Rickenbacker; the fast martial step and chrome-glaze harmonies in "I Don't Believe You" and 'Nothing Like You'." (3/18/10)

The Houston Chronicle called 'Pictures' "peppy and infectious" (12/29/09), a sentiment repeated often in the media. Blurt.com champions the trio's "jangly and fuzzy guitar attack and hard-driving rhythms" paired with "latter-day punk attitude" however, the site also points out the superb songwriting saying "Lyrically, these are well observed songs despite their brevity, featuring a memorable cast of characters and settings... You can almost smell the stale beer, the cigarettes, the failure and the disappointment." (1/20/10)

Watch a rare intimate performance of the title track here- https://bit.ly/LenPrice3

"ripping through 13 buzzy little items in a shade over half an hour." - Q

"venomously evoke the spirit of vintage garage rock... the spot-on harmonies of 'After You're Gone' suggest a live anthem in waiting." - Uncut

"adrenalin-pumped... meshing from-the-streets comment with clanging guitars and harmonies in the vein of early-period Who." - Mojo
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