Rock Out at MAMM Slam

Submitted by Salt Stories on Fri, 04/06/2012 - 11:34am.

Maine Life

Eleven of Maine's best young bands recently battled it out at the Maine Academy of Modern Music's MAMM SLAM. The musicians impressed audience members and professional music critics alike with original songs and energetic performances. The bands are competing to win the coveted MAMM SLAM champion title, $1,000, and professional marketing help. The winners of this round advance to the finals on April 28.

Interviews: Claire Jeffers & Robert Smith
Photographs: Alexander Kreher

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