"A cross of Mick Jagger and David Bowie might make one scary looking dude, but his voice would sure intrigue. This SF act does a dead-on imitation of that unholy mash-up, then supports ’him’ with juicy sleaze-rock guitars, a la another wildly skilled wildman: Keith Richards." - download.com editor’s review

"I'd rate Dangermaker as one of my top 5 favorite indie bands in the Bay Area. The magic behind Dangermaker's music is the accessibility in the sound, the listener 'gets' the melody with the first listen... much better than anything the majority of unsigned bands can produce on their own. If these guys don't make it big, or if at least the local radios don't start playing them, then this is one fat, unfair, life we all live in." - theowlmag.com review

"San Francisco’s Dangermaker play slick, haunting guitar rock that goes perfectly with a shot of whiskey and an absence of light. Don’t bother listening to this band first thing in the morning as you enjoy a bran muffin with your skim latte. This is not a breakfast band. Instead, you should throw on their EP at the tail end of a three-day bender when you’ve jacked up the stereo and you’re just looking to make one last pass at the girl sitting by herself at the end of the bar. I can’t say for certain, but I’m pretty sure Dangermaker are creatures of the night - which works for me because I am definitely not a morning person." - tough customer records blog

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Dangermaker has illicitly created a sound that is classic & familiar in Rock & Pop music, yet also infused with something unique & fierce. Singer & guitarist Adam Burnett is armed with a truckload of explosive riffs & a lethal voice. Through a disreputable source he met Wesley Frederick whose bass lines are as loud as his bite. The two recruited Carlos Rodrigues & his percussive power to beat to death all listeners. Together as Dangermaker the 3 were voted #1 in OurStage.com’s Noise Pop Contest, appeared in Under The Radar Magazine, scored an editor’s pick on Download.com, & an album review in The Owl Mag.