ARTIST PRESS ITEMS The Cynz are a hot (LITERALLY GORGEOUS) hard rock band from New York City! Fronted by the blonde bombshell, Cyndi Dawson, the band demands more and more respect as the album progresses. “Evolution” is a catchy song with an addicting refrain, and buzzing guitars. “Quick Fix Man,” one of the numerous standouts on the album, defines the 70’s New York Punk Scene and kicks ass! “Leave The Girl Alone” is a softer song, a ballad, with haunting background vocals that compete with Dawson’s leads. “Walk My Way” is nothing but fun and makes you want to dance, while rocking out, of course. The vocals truly shine through, however, on the tune “I Like It Too Much,” which is Aerosmith-esque, well Aerosmith wishes they sounded like this! “Live Like We’re Dead” winds down the album and features sexy chant vocals! The album, unfortunately, closes with the tune “White Lies” which is like punk and pop (no not Blink 182-ish) mixed into one! ” — Gus Bernadicou, Punk Globe Magazine “Just briefly here's what I hear: Patti Smith meets Concrete Blonde meets Distillers. Is this still 1977? Amazingly cutting edge guitar riffs, precision tight as fuck drums & bass, and lyrics so deep you wanna re-wind over and over again ...and just, go "she said, what?". It's as if someone ripped a babe straight outta Vogue, gave her an angelic yet street like voice, woke up Johnny Thunders, found the best drummer and bass player around, put em in a room and said "GO....but make it count". Holy smokes Batman, this new band is the hottest thing that came outta Metroplis in centuries. Most new bands sound so much like the one before last........or whatever else is popular these days. It makes me feel old. This band is worth way more than the price of admission. Pay attention to The Cynz. You'll thank me later. -Gail Olsen” Gail Olsen - reviewer formerly of the Seattle Times Henry Seiz, Bob Stockl, Patrick Schoultz, Matt Langone and Cyndi Dawson Named 1 of the top 10 bands to see in NYC 2016 (Everynight Charlie Crespo), two CDs & a Vinyl in the works. Catch on college, satellite & Internet radio