19 Aug 2004

The Daily News
Tribute to Talent
by Tom Paulu

The Sons of Nothing "weave note-perfect versions of some 60 Pink Floyd tunes, nailing the warm, alienated guitar tone and vocal nuances and including all the ambience (cash registers, ticking clocks, light show et al.)" So said a reviewer for the Salt Lake City Weekly last year.

The Sons, who are based in the Salt Lake City area, do their own original songs in some shows, along with being able to recreate the entire "Dark Side of the Moon," Floyd's epic 1973 album that never seems to go out of air play.

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