The SnowLeopards

Boston based foursome the SnowLeopards are getting some attention from crowds and bloggers for their live shows.

They put out fierce, unpretentious rock, infused with radio-friendly power-pop. Their single "Stuck in the Middle" won "Best Local Song" at the 2006 Boston Music Awards, and their aptly named first album "Debut," co-produced and mixed by Bleu was released in January 2007.



Hearkening to the golden days of '70s & '80s FM Rock (Zeppelin, Fleetwood Mac, Joan Jett), The SnowLeopards strive to make radio ready hits with memorable choruses and guitar solos that you can sing along to.



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“DEBUT is an album that could make The SnowLeopards Boston’s response to the recent onslaught of female-fronted classic rock outfits: The Long Blondes, from the UK, and Earl Greyhound and the Big Sleep, both from New York City. Their songs always include a decidedly Led Zeppelin-esque bridge. 'Stuck in the Middle' is one of those pop songs that most bands wish they could write – guitar-heavy, with an instantly infectious melody and youthful, defiant lyrics." -BOSTON GLOBE/boston.com



“Last time we posted an unreleased Snowleopards song, the Boston Music Awards named it song of the year or something. We're back with another, and it's rock and fucking roll. We fed it into the Lester Bangsinator and here's what it said: "Heidi Saperstein sexes Zeppelin banshee wail up with the Stooges' troglodyte stomp until the juice runs down my leg." Riff, riff, riff, awesome turnaround, riff, riff, riff: simple, bludgeoning, as subtle as a heart attack. Seriously, this is better than the whole last White Stripes record. Make sure you buy it." -THE PHOENIX



"The SnowLeopards have impressed me from day one," says Dave Duncan , host of WFNX's New England Product. "They hold up their end of the bargain live and have now delivered an impressive debut CD, thanks in part to Bleu." -DAVE DUNCAN of WFNX 101.7



“Heidi Lee comes across like a contemporary version of the Pretenders’ Chrissie Hynde - and we’re not just talking about her outstanding hair. She commands an audience’s attention with every stroke of her guitar. “ -THE BOSTON HERALD



"Another fantastic find from Exploit Boston Radio: The SnowLeopards claim to be influenced by a mix of motown and guitar-rock. We don't believe them at all. They surely stole it. Expanding from their duo roots to a full four piece set the group has been hard at work on their live sets. You'll want to tell all your friends you saw them first in the small venue." -THE BOSTONIST