Vita and the Woolf – I remember sitting at my desk during the summer and a friend recommended Vita and the Woolf’s single “Mary” . We stopped what we were doing, crowded around the laptop speakers and listened for the four minutes or so. Frontwoman and pianist Jennifer Pague has a commanding voice and a knack for writing music that pulls you in. It’s soulful, its rocks out with abandon, plus anthemic arenas. “Fang Song”, Vita and the Woolf’s debut, was a DIY recording project of Pague’s as she wrote a cycle of songs inspired by the romance between Virginia Woolf and Vita Sack-ville West. It’s lo-fi, but it shimmers. With the formation of a live band with Bobby Cleveland on bass and synth and Adam Shumski on drums, their next record could be something special.
Posts Tagged ‘Synth Rock’
VITA and The WOOLF – ” Fang Song ” EP
Posted: December 19, 2014 in MUSICTags: Fang Song, Jennifer Pague, Synth Rock, Vita and the Woolf
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Wet from the East Village of New York City and one of the City’s hottest new bands
WRONGCHILDE – ” Love Is A Battlefield “
Posted: July 3, 2014 in MUSICTags: Cover, Kill Hannah, M83, Matt Devine, Morgan Kibbey, Pat Benetar, Synth Rock, Wrongchilde
Synth Rock project of Matt Devine who is also bandmember of Kill Hannah he has bought in Morgan Kibbey the keyboard wizard from M83 who adds vocals on this cover of 1980’s classic by Pat Benetar the song slower paced adds a darker dimension,
SCHOOL OF SEVEN BELLS – ” I Got Knocked Down ( But I’ll Get Up )
Posted: June 26, 2014 in MUSICTags: Benjamin Curtis, Ghostory, Joey Ramone, New York, School Of Seven Bells, Synth Rock
New York band The School Of Seven Bells have a new track the first since the death of guitarist and producer Bejamin Curtis, who lost his battle in December with lymphatic cancer,
the track produced while in hospital is a cover of a Joey Ramone song who passed way with a similiar condition.
The Fat Angel Sings 