The Gothees LIVE @ Arsenal Lanes Monday May 23
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Thu May 19 15:46:37 EDT 2005
Pittsburgh's premiere Bubblegoth sensations RETURN this Monday night to
Arsenal Lanes in Lawrenceville!
NEW songs, NEW members and a NEW take on some old Gothee favorites! The
doors open at 9pm and The Gothees take the stage ... - I mean lane - at
10pm.
Monday, May 23rd @ Arsenal Lanes in Lawrenceville (44th & Butler
Streets). $7 to get in and that includes ALL-U-CAN-BOWL from 9pm until
Midnight!
Dan Fogel Gothee returns for another guest spot as THE BASSIST! PLUS we
are proud to introduce our newest acquisition … ALL THE WAY from The UK
… Yobbee Gothee on guitar & vocals!
The band WILL be playing a rather Monkee heavy set as well as a few
songs by The Hermits, Queen, Roxy Music and The Red Bobs along with
their own unique original compositions!
AND BECAUSE YOU!!!! DEMANDED IT … EVEN MORE THEREMIN!!!!!
Some details:
The Gothees are an entertaining and eclectic mix of
performers-cum-musicians who have a unique and often perverse way of
slanting the dominant paradigm of rock/pop music or something along
those lines. Their music may be best described as an unsettling mixture
of '60s pop distilled with a hint of '80s influences topped with a
slight pinch of the punk aesthetic. Imagine the bubblegum pop tunes of
The Monkees and The Archies interpreted by The Velvet Underground with
Ian Curtis of Joy Division as lead vocalist!
The Story:
The Gothees formed in the fall of 2002 as a 7-piece band featuring
members (and former members) of The New Pussycats, The Red Bobs and The
Mount McKinleys for what was expected to be a one-off performance.
Buoyed by rave reviews and inundated with performance offers, the band
came into its own after several performances throughout Pittsburgh and
Cleveland. After several shows as a 7-piece, The Gothees paired down to
their current 4/5-piece incarnation.
The Future
After countless shows and two live performances on WRCT, 2004 finds The
Gothees on top of the bubble-goth scene! Having sold out the entire
pressing of their first CD release "but is it art?" a compilation of
live tracks recorded in 2003, the band is hard at work on their
follow-up EP and second live disc. With a burgeoning fan base in Japan,
the band is in negotiations with labels for a vinyl 7 inch single and
CD release in 2005.
For more information (bios, mp3s, photos, etc.) on the *MUST SEE* band
of Monday night – check out their web presence via www.gothees.com and
http://www.emayhem.com/profiles/profile.php?profile=367
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