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Pro Re Nata
7+ albums
punkrockindieProgressiveMassachusetts
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Pro Re Nata hails from central Massachusetts by way of Sutton and while the band itself may have only been around for a few years, the individual members of the band have been sternly supportive of Worcester’s and central Massachusetts’s music scene for as far back as they can remember. “Music got me into music,” guitar player Neal McLaughlin says over a round of Narragansetts shared with fellow bandmates, drummer PJ Guertin and guitar player and vocalist Brian Montigny. The members of the band got involved in music early; Montigny began strumming a guitar when he found one under his mother’s bed and hasn’t put it down yet. From there, Montigny and McLaughlin began playing music together at a very young age and have been playing together ever since. Eventually they came together with bass player Justin Marion and the band hasn’t stopped playing music since. Support and energy are two descriptors that come to mind often when dealing with Pro Re Nata. They wear their eagerness to play and continue contributing to the Massachusetts music scene on their sleeves, which is one of the band’s many strengths. This support system works both ways as well, as family is an additionally important factor in the crafting of this bands DNA. “We wouldn’t have been able to do this if it wasn’t for family,” says Montigny. Those aren’t hollow words, either; family truly has played an integral role in the bands history. Neal Sr., McLaughlin’s father, owns AutoMagic Transmissions in Sutton and open
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