Doom Service Burlington, Vermont
Called "an unkillable party machine" by Seven Days, Doom Service is an ever growing group of friends playing the kind of music they grew up listening to. Drawing most of their influences from the 1990’s, they write gruff punk songs whose oddly melodic hooks might just propel you into the twilight zone. ... more
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