A history of rock icons: Agony Hill
After polishing their musical chops for years in an abandoned warehouse outside of Elmira NY, Agony Hill busted down the doors of the rock scene in 2001 with their debut album, A.B.M.R.. The band's latest album, Agony Hill (EP), juxtaposes Eric's over-the-top yarling with arena ready rhythms to generate a fine collection of fist-pumping rock. With standout tracks like "Enough," dominating radio airwaves far and wide, Agony Hill is an essential addition to any music lover's library.
Agony Hill’s live show is a peppered mix of covers and originals and appeals to just about everyone with a pulse. Since signing with Central PA’s notoriously badass booking and management agency – Pegasus Concerts, the band has restructured it’s sets to include music from all genres. The basic premise is to have the crowd entertained in a rock and roll fashion.
From the other side of the spectrum – the band has released three CDs to date. 2001’s “A.B.M.R.”, 2003’s “Just Add Alcohol”, and 2005’s “Agony Hill (EP)”. A new full-length CD is currently being worked on with Producer, Jeff DaBella (Autopilot Off) at Mansion Audio in Binghamton NY.
All in all, Agony Hill is a fun-loving rock band with a sense of humor and humility. The band can be categorized alongside thousands of different bands....as no wheels are being re-invented here. Just four hoodlums (Eric: Vox & Git, Spam: Git, Joe: Bass, and Eddie: Drums) making music and most importantly, having a good time doing so.
