Biography

"...hella tight." (Anthony Fantano) "They are the opposite of boring. Exciting, interesting, eclectic; there are so many adjectives to describe The Neverends." (Keely Chamomile, The Keely Chamomile Podcast) "Pop music has split into so many micro-genres that the idea of a plain ol' indie-rock band seems original again...The quartet takes the Strokes' millennial insouciance as a starting point and then infuses it with post-emo passion, math-rock time signatures, sparkling guitar-pop, jazzy pop, and reconfigured reggae. It's a bit like emptying six random cans from your pantry and discovering you've made a pretty good pot of soup. Myles Fabrizio Yambao (who reminds me of Harvey Danger's criminally underrated Sean Nelson) joins the ranks of the surprising number of extremely talented singers you'll find in New Jersey's underground these days, and his bandmates all impress as well. Keep an eye out for this band, they're going places." (Jim Testa, Jersey Beat) "The Neverends have created a unique sound with their original material complete with melodic bass lines, harmonic guitar riffs, and elaborate drum patterns...The Neverends have become no strangers to putting on an energetic and enticing performance that pull in a variety of different crowds to their shows...the band’s chemistry is just one of the many factors that make each of their live performances incredibly powerful." (Tim Louie, The Aquarian)