The Neighborhoods Boston, Massachusetts
A punk-fueled garage-rock sound with big hooks, melodies, and snarling six-strings, The Neighborhoods are pretty much where it all starts in Boston Rock.
The Hoods are David Minehan, Lee Harrington and Johnny Lynch.
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