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Cash Mattock Bio:
You can hear the influence of some of Mattock's favorite artists, such as The Velvet Underground, Robert Johnson, Iggy Pop, The Pixies and The Beatles can be heard on the album, along with a Middle Eastern flavor. The record he produced is not easy to characterize, but is certain to appeal to garage rock enthusiasts looking for a fresh twist. "Cash has been in the club scene in Rochester for about nine years. He's a multi-talented musician who plays all kinds of instruments," Ryan Kemp (From “The Moviees”) said. "He's been a music advisor and a friend to bands, but hasn't done anything except work for four years on this CD. He wanted to develop his chops and be able to get his point across. Cash is his own worst critic." "There are a lot of messages I could give to the world," Mattock said with a gleam in his eye, then narrowed the thousands of possibilities swirling in his mind down to the message of moderation that he wove into the lyrics of all seventeen songs. "It's OK to fall prey to some of the fun and the temptations that the modern world provides but it's important to do something, to be something. You can't let the temptation become you, to become your existence." An eighteenth track was planned but may be included on a single or the EP that is Mattock's next slated project. In the mean time, he is working on pending distribution arrangements and building his website, www.cashmattock.com, where fans will soon be able to purchase the CD through PayPal, perhaps as early as the end of January. It will also be available in some local stores, he said. In the long run, he hopes to reissue the album on DVD complete with scenes from the storyline acted out silently on video. He is also working on arranging live performances. “Sexy 21st Century Sleaze” is also meant to be "the mother ship" for Mattock's newly born, self-titled record label and publishing company.
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