Widely regarded as Israel's best rock export since Minimal Compact, Rockfour's signature sound is a tightly knit mesh of guitar driven drums-bass-vocal harmony that hints at Love, the Beatles, Grandaddy and the Byrds. Rockfour burst onto the world scene in 2000 with the release of its first English-language record Supermarket on Earsay Records, an internationally acclaimed debut which was selected by Rolling Stone music critic Richie Unterberger as one of his ten favorite albums of that year. The release of Rockfour's second album in 2001, One Fantastic Day, also garnered accolades from top media outlets such as NPR, The New York Times, Rolling Stone and The Los Angeles Times (which dubbed it a "world-class band flexing its musical muscles"). Opening for other bands like Dave Matthews, the B-52s and Blondie, together with appearances at festivals like International Pop Overthrow, SXSW and CMJ Music Marathon, has helped seal Rockfour's reputation as "one of the most explosive live bands in the world" (Fufkin.com). After its first appearance at CMJ in 2001, Rockfour was immediately signed to the renowned American guitar-pop label Rainbow Quartz and subsequently released two more albums: Another Beginning (released 2002) and its follow-up Nationwide (released 2004), the latter recorded in Detroit and produced by Jim Diamond (The White Stripes). Memories of the Never Happened marks Rockfour's first release at Anova Music and Cooking Vinyl and the debut of their new lineup which consists Baruch Ben Itzhak (Vocals, Guitars), Marc Lazare (Bass, Vocals), Issar Tennenbaum (Drums, Vocals) and the newly recruited Jacob Gani (Keyboards). The album, recorded in San Diego at Earthling Studios and co-produced by Chris Berens and band members Ben Izhak and Lazare includes 11 energy-packed tracks mixed with vaulting jams and melodic harmonies.

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