"One of my favorite indie albums. It's a bluesy, trippy, reggae-rock that sounds like a Sublime/Zeppelin love child. I could easily see this trio turning into a huge cult-followed jam-band, just under the radar of middle America. Highlights are the tracks "Steppin' Stone", and "To Be Free""
- Matt Delaney
Akron, Ohio
"This is the kind of CD you wish you had bought earlier than you did. You put it in your cd player, push play, and can walk away, all the songs are great and memorable. A classic summer outside party album. You will instantly be cooler than your friends just by having this added to your collection."
- Sean Nealon
Juno Beach, FL
"The Max Power Trio album is an album that I've been listening to since the year 2000. It still finds its way into my playlist despite owning over 400 cds. All ten songs are very enjoyable tunes whether your cruising around in your car or simply relaxing at home. My personal favorites are Godsent and Mistakes. I can still imagine either of those songs making it to mainstream radio. To the band's future I must say, "I hope you look as good tomorrow as you do right now""
- Jared Holman
New York
-- Andy Harrison, guitar tech for Sheryl Crow
Re-Mastered by the guy who did Sublime's "40 Oz To Freedom"
A Rock and Reggae Fusion at last! The Max Power Trio’s new CD successfully combines two of the most soulful styles of music with blues and jazz. Every song on this disc is a rock classic.
You'll love this album by three young Ohio University students. Let this album take you to the days of college with the funky rhythms and wild guitar. The Trio already has a bit of a cult following. Listen to some tracks and join the party.
This album was mixed and mastered by top engineers including Capitol Record's Mark Chalecki, who mastered Sublime's "40 oz to Freedom".
The Max Power Trio are musician's musicians--loved by top artists around the country. The Max Power Trio shared the stage with O.A.R. for a classic show at Promowest Pavilion, in downtown Columbus.