Dramarama is: John Easdale (singer, songwriter)
Mark Englert (lead, rhythm guitar)
Peter Wood (lead, rhythm guitar)
Mike Davis (bass)
Tony Snow (drums)

Rooted in distorted grit, punk energy, and American songbook eloquence, Dramarama has always been both classic and cutting-edge. With the group’s seventh full-length and first album in 15 years, Color TV, the iconic New Jersey alternative rock quintet—John Easdale [singer, songwriter], Mark Englert [lead, rhythm guitar] Peter Wood [lead, rhythm guitar], Mike Davis [bass], and Tony Snow [drums]—not only preserve, but strengthen the spirit that established them as a history-making force in 1982. Color TV amplifies their significance once again for a new era.

“We’re still here after all these years,” John leaves off. “Three of us graduated high school together, the others have been with us almost 25 years. We have a lot of shared history. It’s hard to separate our personal lives from the music. I hope people enjoy it. We’re very proud to have our place.”

REVIEWS:

• Easdale’s longing emotions extend through the song, imbuing it with a dreamy ambience. – Big Takeover 
• “Up To Here” proves Easdale’s pipes haven’t aged a day, sounding exactly as they did back when they first won our hearts on their sterling 1985 debut, Cinema Verite – Consequence Of Sound
• The band’s new album Color TV features some of lead singer / songwriter John Easdale’s fiercest and most moving compositions – American Songwriter
• Although it’s been 15 years since the release of their last album, Dramarama are telling a lifetime worth of stories on their new EP, Color TV – SPIN
• A worthy return from a damn cool band…Cryptic Rock
• Color TV may be the most vibrant record that Dramarama ever recorded.– Pure Grain Audio
• 15 years on, the iconic Dramarama still sound as cutting-edge, vibrant and emotive as ever – Meawww
• Founding member / lead singer / main songwriter John Easdale has penned a series of mini-movies sure to induce as many tears as smiles – All Access
• Most importantly it serves as a reminder you can’t keep a good band down. – Icon Vs Icon
• Dramarama bottles potent energy that is a concoction of The Kinks and The Replacements with their own brand of swagger and substance.Unfairly tied into a time period, the band’s gritty rock remains poignant and relevant. – Glide magazine
• Just because something offers the comfort of nostalgia, it can be 100% fresh without betraying itself. – Glide Magazine
• Listening to this new album might possibly transform your black & white world into a colorful one. – California Rocker
• Color TV, among the strongest rock releases this year… Rock Cellar