Les Bicyclettes Blanches: “Les Bicyclettes Blanches started in the summer of 2005 as a two piece: drums (Mackenzie Parker) and rythm guitar (Magnolia Santibanez) in a barn [in] upstate New York, blessed by native American Indians and Tibetan Monks. It began as an adventure, a love of music, people and traveling the world. They were soon joined by various artists like Venture Lift, Amanda Jo Williams, Paul McMahon, Sean Finnigan and more.” Listen here.
Flesh don’t have a website, though they’ve got a Soundlcoud page. We snapped this photo of them last time they played The Grand Victory. They sound like a drugged-out combination of Spacemen 3 and The Jesus And Mary Chain, or Morphine with a tenor sax instead of a baritone. And 66% of the band wears sunglasses on stage. Listen here.
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- Of Cinema, Cinema, CMJ says, “Pounding two piece…created a musical melting pot of sonic soundscapes, avant-pop, and good old-fashioned rock songs…an atmospheric journey into the art of sound…filled to the brim with floor-trembling drums, sleazy guitars, and gut-wrenching vocals that garner fist-pumping status…overall vibe is dingy and dark, evoking imagery of a New York City back alley in the early 70′s.” Listen here.