Dough is a NYC-based rock band, led by founding members Chris Abad (vocals, guitar) and Guy Benny (guitar, vocals), longtime drummer Walker Pettibone, and veteran bassist Tony Maceli. The band's power-pop and alt-rock sound recalls its various influences including Squeeze, The Police, Weezer, and Elvis Costello. Dough has been featured on MTV, cable and network television, as well as regional rock radio. The band was also named J&R Music World's Underground Artist of the Month for May 2004. The band can be found at some of the Northeast's premier rock clubs, including, The Bitter End, The Cutting Room, and Arlene's Grocery in their native NYC, as well as The Downtown in Farmingdale, Northern Lights in Clifton Park, and The Middle East in Boston. Dough's self-titled debut album, released in summer 2002, was well received by fans and critics alike. The album's first single, "Sweeter Things," was given a rave review by producer Steve Lillywhite, (U2, Dave Matthews' Band), on the independent music site Garageba