Abstract: Born in late 1995 Aviso' has been a driving force in the N.J. indie rock scene till they suddenly vanished in the winter of 2001 to their various band off-springs and solo projects. A re-examination of the music brought the group out of it's slumber for a few shows and a live album on emusic.com. On listening to this band you should almost be able to feel the tension that will only make sense after that first drink hits your lips. They evoked an era when indie rock but was just a gleam in their eye. A couple of choice reviews from that time before "punk broke", was dangerous, undefined is encapsulated by the their small press triumphs and sensibilities or lack off there of.

Your Flesh: "Aviso'Hara proceed from the "emo/indie" vein, perhaps directly tapping Superchunk who defined that genre without being contained by it in the process. And neither are A.H. overmuch constrained by its orthodoxies. It's like they learned the formula by heart and having fully assimilated it, consciously assented to fucking around." - Howard Wuelfing

Lollipop: "If there's any justice in this world, this band will be huge. All the math rock geeks who love Sonic Youth and Jawbox would worship the stage that Aviso'Hara tear apart with their tweaked chords and barbed wire arpeggios. Cascading volume, toppling you over with punchy drums and innocent college charm, Our Lady of the Highway is the Flaming Lips in the making." -Timothy Den Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.