Duck & Cover is a thing. Combining big hooks, filling arena aspirations, and elements of punk, glam metal, and straight up album oriented rock n' roll, the boys in Duck & Cover have created a knack for writing songs that stick in your head while raising your fist in the air and finding yourself thrashing that air guitar, singing along to every single word that is sung. You just can't help it. The boys in Duck & Cover grew up on a heavy dose of AC/DC, Cheap Trick, The Replacements, Capn' Crunch, Franken Berry, Joan Jett, Ozzy, Slayer, Ramones, and Dead Boys. With empty LP jackets scattered all over the floor, waiting anxiously for their Circus, Flipside, and Maximum Rock N' Roll rag monthly subscriptions to be delivered, and posters of Rock n' Roll Heroes scotch taped to the walls, Duck & Cover did not get 'Stuck in Decline'. Made up of ex-members of a few Boston bands from the past decade or so (The Coffin Lids, The Acro-brats, Bang Camaro, The Black Cheers, The Throwaways...)
