We do have our own sound. In that concert, and on the band's CD, Cellarworks, The Intrigues pursue a songwriting style similar to John Mellencamp's or Kenny Loggins's.
Songs promise a release from the long, tiring, middle-class workday.
I like to write about things that move me one way or the other. American Nightmare, co-written by LaRose and Bisordi, is a protest song against guns. The Intrigues go back to '63 or '64. LaRose and Bisordi are the only original members. The band recorded Cellarworks, which also includes singing by Charlene Fabini, in December at Island Woods recording studio in Smithfield.