Based out of Asbury Park, New Jersey, the Parlor Mob are a hard rock outfit… Read Full Bio ↴Based out of Asbury Park, New Jersey, the Parlor Mob are a hard rock outfit whose electrifying live shows and gritty '70s-influenced sound helped them win an audience in the late 2000s. Songs like the bluesy, Led Zeppelin-esque "Hard Times" from their 2008 debut and 2011's grungier "Into the Sun" from follow-up Dogs, set the tone for further experimentation within their heavy rock parameters as they continued to grow on future releases like 2015's Cry Wolf and subsequent singles.
The initial lineup of vocalist Mark Melicia, guitarists Dave Rosen and Paul Ritchie, bassist Nick Villapiano, and drummer Sam Bey arose out of the ashes of an earlier, short-lived band named What About Frank in 2004, and quickly attracted a small following in local clubs. Early on in their career, the Parlor Mob earned critical praise for their captivating translation of classic '70s rock devices (think Deep Purple, Uriah Heep, Captain Beyond, Granicus, etc.) into modern indie rock aesthetics. Inspired live performances and songwriting sessions continued apace and, before long, the band had scored a development deal with Capitol Records. But, just as the band's eponymous, four-track EP was headed for release in early 2007, the Parlor Mob became embroiled in the messy merger between Capitol and Virgin Records, watched most of their on-staff supporters laid off, and thus decided to part company with the label rather than cope with any additional fallout. Finding a new home with Roadrunner Records later that summer, the band immediately set about preparing their debut full-length, And You Were a Crow, for an early 2008 release. After touring for the album, the band settled in to work on new material, but tensions within the band resulted in the departure of Nick Villapiano, who was replaced by Anthony Chick. The Parlor Mob eventually followed up in 2011 with their second album, Dogs. The album's lead single, "Into the Sun," found some wider exposure thanks to its use in both a Pittsburgh Penguins commercial and on Monday Night Football. Following a hiatus that effectively began at the end of 2012, the Parlor Mob returned in 2015 with the self-released Cry Wolf EP, a surprisingly lengthy five-song affair that at time dipped into progressive rock territory.
Another three years passed before the band emerged with new material, this time for BMG-affiliated Brittania Row Recordings. The departure of guitarist Dave Rosen and second bassist Anthony Chick made for a reshuffled quartet lineup that included Melicia, Ritchie, Bey, and incoming bassist Gianni Scalise. Beginning with "4th of July," the Parlor Mob issued three tracks throughout 2018. In 2019, they released their fifth album, Dark Hour, which featured production by Malay and found them experimenting with synth and electronic sounds.
Biography by Eduardo Rivadavia
The initial lineup of vocalist Mark Melicia, guitarists Dave Rosen and Paul Ritchie, bassist Nick Villapiano, and drummer Sam Bey arose out of the ashes of an earlier, short-lived band named What About Frank in 2004, and quickly attracted a small following in local clubs. Early on in their career, the Parlor Mob earned critical praise for their captivating translation of classic '70s rock devices (think Deep Purple, Uriah Heep, Captain Beyond, Granicus, etc.) into modern indie rock aesthetics. Inspired live performances and songwriting sessions continued apace and, before long, the band had scored a development deal with Capitol Records. But, just as the band's eponymous, four-track EP was headed for release in early 2007, the Parlor Mob became embroiled in the messy merger between Capitol and Virgin Records, watched most of their on-staff supporters laid off, and thus decided to part company with the label rather than cope with any additional fallout. Finding a new home with Roadrunner Records later that summer, the band immediately set about preparing their debut full-length, And You Were a Crow, for an early 2008 release. After touring for the album, the band settled in to work on new material, but tensions within the band resulted in the departure of Nick Villapiano, who was replaced by Anthony Chick. The Parlor Mob eventually followed up in 2011 with their second album, Dogs. The album's lead single, "Into the Sun," found some wider exposure thanks to its use in both a Pittsburgh Penguins commercial and on Monday Night Football. Following a hiatus that effectively began at the end of 2012, the Parlor Mob returned in 2015 with the self-released Cry Wolf EP, a surprisingly lengthy five-song affair that at time dipped into progressive rock territory.
Another three years passed before the band emerged with new material, this time for BMG-affiliated Brittania Row Recordings. The departure of guitarist Dave Rosen and second bassist Anthony Chick made for a reshuffled quartet lineup that included Melicia, Ritchie, Bey, and incoming bassist Gianni Scalise. Beginning with "4th of July," the Parlor Mob issued three tracks throughout 2018. In 2019, they released their fifth album, Dark Hour, which featured production by Malay and found them experimenting with synth and electronic sounds.
Biography by Eduardo Rivadavia
How It's Going To Be
The Parlor Mob Lyrics
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Gerard Way Across the city steam and light Off a runway to the…
Gerard Way/Musicfire.in Across the city steam and light Off a runway to the…
teser I'll tell you exactly how it's going to be You'll be…
We have lyrics for these tracks by The Parlor Mob:
American Dream The times are changing and there's nowhere to run Now will…
ANGRY YOUNG GIRL You're so quiet baby but you're so mean Sooner or later…
Bullet When you're wasted all the time You ain't doing yourself no…
Can't Keep No Good Boy Down I been thinking for a while now, How you had me…
Cross Our Hearts I can feel the rain over my head Let it soak…
Cry Wolf And I believed you The reckless hell on my shoulder Carrying…
Dead Wrong The time has come for you to look around Remember every…
Everything You're Breathing For After all your dreams are done and paid for When there's…
Everything You’re Breathing For After all your dreams are done and paid for When there′s…
Fall Back I heard a little secret Hoping you can keep it You're not…
Hard Enough I've been down the river and I've paid the cost I've…
Hard Times Clappin' our hands when we're out on a weekend Stompin' our…
Holding On It's only cost me everything I had to give It's only…
House of Cards A whole lotta trouble A whole lotta fear These people talkin…
Into The Sun All my life I've been chasing something I feel fate breathi…
My Favorite Heart To Break I cannot cut this fairy tale, And treat you how I…
Practice In Patience Tell me your secrets And I'll know you well Show me the…
Real Hard Headed In the time I chased the wolves I was a…
Setting With the Sun Oh what I didn't see Things are changing in front of…
Slip Through My Hands Mother, Mother I can't take another Moment here the way th…
Someday I don't wanna break if you take this fall I've been…
Take What's Mine Let us sing of Mother Nature And of the fire on…
The Beginning I started the day by the tree where the sea…
The Day You Were Born In the day you were born when you fell to…
The Kids The kids in town don't care about the rules you've…
Tide Of Tears Safe in the arms that hold your every move They've been…
When I Was An Orphan I can see your face Call it breaking me alright Pretty soo…
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An Heroic Hippo
this may be my favourite song off this album. another listen through will tell for sure
englishmanrocks
Even though I love all 24, this is my favorite Parlor Mob song.
Corvo DellRain
So this is how it's gonna be! 💜
TheDarelka
totally in love with that song <3
Terry Dunn
Fuckin' awesome.
swerik88
Why isn´t this album on spotify!?
SEPIC!
it is, but it's hidden for some reason. gotta use some 1000iq tactics
LukeLive!
@SEPIC! I'm gunna need to know these 1000 IQ tactics, because reasons
SEPIC!
@LukeLive! you asked too late, i don't remember anymore :(
Adelf Mitler
Start of the song reminds me of the old silent hill games.