CYANOTIC / VAMPIRE BEACH BABES Sun 7/23 @ Garfield Artworks!

[Jordan Harris]

The description does sound interesting. And Cyanotic weren't half-bad the
last time they came through.

Does anyone know who Pretty is? I've never heard of them and I try to keep
my ear to the ground when it comes to local acts.

J

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Subject: Re: CYANOTIC / VAMPIRE BEACH BABES Sun 7/23 @ Garfield Artworks!

I've heard a lot of praise for Vampire Beach Babes, and I think many
people on this list would like them.

On 7/9/06, manny at telerama.com <manny at telerama.com> wrote:
>
> Here's the latest in the litany of ongoing midsummer musical delights for
> the gothic/industrial audience:
>
> Sunday July 23   8 pm   $10   all ages show
> @ Garfield Artworks, 4931 Penn Avenue    http://www.garfieldartworks.com
> CYANOTIC & VAMPIRE BEACH BABES
> with Pretty (new local industrial) and Divided Like A Saint's (performance
> art meets avant-rock from Atlanta)
>
> CYANOTIC
> aggressive electro-industrial from Chicago
> http://www.cyanotic-online
>
> Cyanotic are gradually becoming one of the hot newcomers in the realm of
harsh
> industrial rock. With influences ranging from coldwave to drum n' bass to
power
> noise, the trio of Sean Payne, Drew Rosander, and Brian Blake transcends
> classification to form a fusion of harsh electronic textures that assault
the
> auditory senses. After touring with the likes of Bile, Nocturne, and
Acumen
> Nation, they followed up with the brutal Transhuman album, featuring
production
> by Jason Novak of Acumen Nation and DJ? Acucrack. Louder and harder than
most
> other bands that claim to be industrial, Cyanotic are sure to please as
well as
> surprise fans of Acumen Nation, Bile, Rec|use, and Chemlab. If you're
looking
> for a new hero in machine-driven rock and industrial, Cyanotic are here to
> answer your prayers.
>
> VAMPIRE BEACH BABES
> surfy gothabilly deathrock from Toronto
> http://www.vampirebeachbabes.com
>
> This band has a very cool blend of classic 50's sounds with a heavy dose
of the
> B-52's and The Cramps. Put this package all together with a solid tongue
in
> cheek approach and strong songwriting, and you have a real winner...Like
John
> Waters, the Toronto-based Babes suck up influences from a grab-bag of
musical
> and pop culture scenes. They paradoxically capture the sexy fun of a Betty
Page
> bikini shake with goth sensibilities, completely screwing with the sullen
> night-creature stereotype.... a curious marriage of Goth, surf-punk,
rockabilly
> leather, PVC and sunscreen, these weirdoes throw a beach party that would
leave
> Frankie and Annette buried in the sand.
>
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