Dutch Indie Rock: May Bees Drop International Debut

Winchester, VA. (Top40 Charts/ Wampus Multimedia) - It isn't about image. It isn't about entertainment. Great rock is about movement - of the heart, the mind, the feet. The May Bees, a scrappy, uncompromising duo from The Netherlands, understand this instinctively. They want to make a good impression, sure, and they want to amuse and engage you. But mostly they want to move you, to change you, to leave an indelible mark upon you.

Fueled by the anthemic vox and guitars of Gregory Orange and the distinctive, powerhouse drumming of Marzj, their spirited onslaught evokes a battalion more than a duo. Calling to mind Dinosaur Jr., Sebadoh, Guided By Voices, Sonic Youth, Grandaddy, and Pedro the Lion - apocalyptic rock-club thrash with a maple-syrup coating - the May Bees are a raging two-headed pop monster, launching their salvos with melodic abandon at passion volume.

Wampus Multimedia announces the international release of 'Drop Little Boy,' the debut album from The May Bees.

Wampus Multimedia is an independent media label run by artists, for artists. Its credo is simple: to introduce the world to bold content rendered by visionary artists. It is home to a growing roster from a variety of genres, including pop, AAA, Americana, alternative, ambient, blues, and folk.

'Drop Little Boy' is available at Amazon, CD Baby, iTunes, and other fine stores.