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The Everyday Heroes Rescue Columbus
by Dan Hille, Entertainment Editor
 
In a world that is filled with bands that are prepackaged and sold like cows on a beef market, it is always refreshing when an original act comes along. The Everyday Heroes are one of these acts.
 
The Everyday Heroes is a three-piece band based out of Columbus, Ohio that have set a goal of infecting the world with their own brand of indy rock. With smart business decisions, a crafty infiltration plan and Gold Record Music behind them, they might very well accomplish that goal.
 
The band is comprised of Zac Szymusiak (Vocals/guitar), Kyle McKee (Vocals/Bass) and Mike Savage (Vocals/Drums).
 
Their first EP, Different, Like Everyone Else, is a beautifully crafted first shoot and recording for the band. The recording quality exceeds that of some mainstream acts out today.
 
The first track on the EP is Broken Hearted Valentine. The opening of the song reminds me of the Hole song Celebrity Skin, beside that it is a really good track.
 
Szymusiak's vocals are exceedingly believable and working class. he projects the same common connection found on Hootie & the Blowfish records with ten times the talent and attitude.
 
The rest of the album has a definite Weezer-ish sound to it. It's that good time quirky "roll your windows down and jam rock."
 
A personal favorite of mine on the album is track four, Po-Go, which is a song about an average guy who goes to rock shows and steals records. Even though the lyrics are nothing exceptional, the song is a roller coaster of good time. The round-based refrain is catchy and will have the listener trying to sing along in minutes.
 
I could totally see Po-Go becoming a staple on alternative radio and on indy rock shows such as CD101's Independent Playground. Overall, I give this record eight thumbs up. It has definitely catchy tunes with honest, connecting lyrics, which strike a blue collar connection with any listener.
 
I can totally see The Everyday Heroes making some kind of noticeable splash in the mainstream.
 
With all the chump acts that have hit mainstream radio over the last few years, time has more than come for a new honest band to rock your faces off.
 

This article was reprinted here with permission from Dan Hille.
 
 

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