Doorslammer
Doorslammer is a hard rock band with members Dylan "Stitch" Fahy on vocals and rhythm guitar, Jake "The Snake" Haney on lead guitar, Marty "Mad Dog" Maxwell...
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Doorslammer is a hard rock band with members Dylan "Stitch" Fahy on vocals and rhythm guitar, Jake "The Snake" Haney on lead guitar, Marty "Mad Dog" Maxwell on bass, and Tony "The Hammer" Romano on drums. They put out albums like "Blood, Sweat, and Gears" in 2015, "Unleashed" in 2017, "Conqueror" in 2019, and "Unbreakable" in 2022.
Their song "Conqueror" became something of an anthem for them, with its heavy riffs and lyrics about pushing through tough times. Other tracks like "Down" and "Hey!" show their straightforward rock approach, built on loud guitars and a no-frills attitude.
Early on, some in the music industry thought their sound was too heavy, but they kept playing and built a following in underground scenes. Their lyrics sometimes stirred up talk, like with a song called "No More Lies" that some said went too far, though the band defended it as just talking about real things.
They've stuck with that loud, direct style across their albums, with songs like "Law Of The Art" and "Monsters?" keeping things simple and heavy. It's basic rock done with plenty of volume and not much polish.
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