"End of the World - a semi-autobiographical tale - chronicles the plight of someone suffering from that all-too-familiar condition known as a fear of commitment. After years of avoiding conflict, opting instead to bail out of love before complications arise, "he" takes a step back to mourn the cycle he can't escape." - Mitchell Linker

With the release of their fourth independent record, "Farewell," The Dent have taken their careers to the next level of success, proving that a rock band can write a catchy song without sacrificing originality or musicality. As CD Baby wrote, "I think it is just a matter of time before TRL gets its hands on this one. But then, this may just be too intelligent for top 40." The Dent can be heard on dozens of college radio stations and last month were recognized nationally in the John Lennon Song Writing contest.

The Dent (Daniel B. Rowe, Mitchell Linker, Jeff Norberg) have been playing together since they were in seventh grade. They hail out of Fairfield, CT.

Visit The Dent's Web Site at www.dentmusic.com.