After the Sirens

After The Sirens takes aim at the national scene from Boston's snowy North Shore.

Since late 2003, the band has captivated audiences in and around New England with a distinct sound that is both explosive and thoughtful. Rolling Stone magazine named After The Sirens the best local band in Massachusetts following a 2004 statewide Battle of the Bands. Not to be proven wrong, After The Sirens self-released a 2005 EP, "We Have No White Flags" (available online at www.afterthesirens.com/merch) to critical acclaim both regionally and nationally.

The band looks forward to making waves in 2006, kicking off the year with a national television debut featuring the new songs "Only God Can Save Us" and "The Song That Holds Us Still" on a forthcoming episode of Steelroots (www.steelroots.tv – check local listings for more information). Also, catch After The Sirens on a CD bundled with the Spring 2006 issue of Copper Press. A full-length label debut with Blue Duck Records is slated for a Summer 2006 release.

After The Sirens strives to create meaningful music that is delivered in a passionate, poetic and unconventional way. With strong focus on live performance, the band uses a unique theatrical method to showcase accessible, excellent music and a wider range of artistic elements with emphases on hope, open inquiry, and forgiveness.


"Who could have imagined that post-hardcore could be this blistering, this drop-dead gorgeous, or this well-imagined and skilled?" – smother.net

"After the Sirens shine through as one of the best bands in the Boston area..." – indulged.com

"After the Sirens have crafted an album that combines two completely unrelated genres: indie-pop and hardcore. That’s right – After the Sirens actually fuses two of the most disparate genres I can think of. What’s amazing is that the sound actually works – every time." – independentclauses.com

"[After The Sirens] have a special touch with their recordings. From their softer songs to the screams, it’s all crafted wonderfully." – Awaken Music Magazine, Jan/Feb 2006