Bostons premier "Dad Bod Rock" band are comprised of six players you likely already know across our music scene, but here together they're making their own kind of melodic racket. Blame it on hubris, blame it on the pandemic, blame it on being around the rock and roll block a few times and knowing to trust your friends and collaborators more than anyone else. But when Ruin The Nite came together to craft their debut album Sound The Alarm, the Boston sextet didnt need to look very far outside their immediate circle to get the job done. "We did this record 100 percent ourselves," proclaims vocalist and bassist Chris Duggan. "We wrote it, recorded it, engineered it, mixed it, did the artwork. I am proud we did it this way." The pride shines through on Sound The Alarm, a collection of 10 brash booze- and brass-driven tracks, recorded at Duggans Blue Banshee Recording Studio in Brewster, that sound like nothing else in the Boston music scene.