December 1st, 2011

The Fabrockators are a rock fun-fest waiting to happen. The music on their latest
project, Party You Give, is upbeat and lively and really lends itself to heavy rotation in
any of America's bars and pool halls.

The opening track, "Traveling", is a good representation of The Fabrockators' brand of
rock and roll, which is a very southern sounding, bluesy vibe that lives on the edge. The
song is about living out the dreams of every rock and roll band, and that is to be traveling
the country rocking crowds everywhere. The song is really a good listen that draws you
in and will have you singing along. I like this track a lot and sincerely believe that it would
be a big hit on tour.

Other awesome songs by The Fabrockators include: Hot Rod, Party You Give, and Got
My Freedom. Combined, these tracks showcase the versatility of both the album and the
band.

Overall, Party You Give is a well oiled machine of an album that is just what the rock and
roll doctor ordered. After spending an hour with this project, The Fabrockators' talent
really began to shine through and I'd definitely recommend them to anyone looking for
great blues-rock music.

- Senseitional
www.iaemagazine.com

December 13th, 2010

The Fabrockators - Party You Give
Rock
Unsigned
Posted 12/13/10 3:51PM EST

This duo provides rock infused with blues, alt-country, and a bit of funk at times for an eclectically original sound. Musicianship is tight, despite all instruments are utilized by just two performers; point of fact, this reviewer appreciates musicians that can switch between instruments without missing a beat during the recording process.

Lyrically The Fabrockators are diverse in their subject matter; exploration of the world and oneself, cars, emotions, love, emotional baggage, new freedom from an ended relationship. Underlying each song, regardless of lyrical contents, is a tone of wanting to live for the good times in life and live it up during them.

Track list:
"Traveling"
"Don't Bring Me Down"
"Hot Rod"
"Party You Give"
"Lightning, Rain and Thunder"
"Any Kinda Thrill"
"Moving North"
"Winter's Coming"
"Got My Freedom"
"The Sin"

Choice cuts are "Traveling", the title track, and "The Sin".

The Fabrockators get a solid 3 out of 5 for Party You Give.

Roll call: Craig Pavone (vocals, guitar, bass, keyboard) and John Wilding (drums, percussion, backing vocals). For more from The Fabrockators check out www.fabrockators.com.

- Michael Meade
www.tasteslikerock.com