“The Natch! Make Post-Baby Music 26 November 2010By GRGR 47 views No Comment There’s nothing like being pregnant to get those creative juices flowing. Especially for NYC rocker parents Trish and CT of alt-rock trio The Natch!, who recently gave birth to daughter Myla Sol. The band is playing GRGR’s annual showcase on December 9 at R Bar. What’s more: The Natch! has a track on the forthcoming Demons & Angels Volume 11 CD. Follow this link to get a sneak peak.”

“Thursday, December 02, 2010 Spotlight Artist: The Natch Our next spotlight artists are NYC punk rock trio The Natch. I first met Trish Naudon, drummer for The Natch, when she was a members of the band America's Sweethearts. Three members of that band went on to form The Natch. Trish answers our questions here: Tell us a story or anecdote about performing live in NYC. Wow...so many juicy ones. We’ve had full blown chair & table throwing, we’ve had a dozen navy boys during Fleet Week bum rush the stage and demand we do shots they bought us every time we started a new song. We’ve had boys licking & humping the railing around us while we play; at the Brooklyn Lyceum in 5 degree weather some guy striped naked and did a lap around the band twice to get a free CD. Funny enough, NYC is pretty tame compared to some of the other smaller cities. ”

"The NATCH! is a super cool three-piece band from NYC, with an even cooler drummer/vocalist who is also a mom-to-be. The trio mixes heaviness with melody, dips it in psychedelic and sprinkles it with pop. Pregnancy hasn't slowed down Trish or The NATCH!as they are currently working on a debut CD which will be released this summer and are also gearing up to tour in May where they will be going to the northeast and mid-west. Be sure to catch them on tour or in one of their local performances-and of course, keep your eye on Trish who will be wearing some of her favorite ROCKSTARMOMS clothing throughtout their tour."

"The NATCH! is a new local female fronted trio that plays some kind of deranged garage rock in the best NYC tradition: lots of attitude, big distorted guitars, crooked vibe and a coordinating wardrobe. The band is currently working on their debut CD, scheduled to be released in the summer, but they haven't put their live appearences on hold because of this..."

“the NATCH! in the Huffington Post Top 5 List Woot Woot! the NATCH! got a mention in The Huffington Post of all places. As part of their "Year in Review 2009 In Lists", we were included in the list of Top 5 Bands in Jersey City, included in the bullet-point "The Traveling Host of Rockers". ”

“The Natch at the Iron Monkey "...As I walked down to the makeshift venue I ran into Trish Naudon(formerly of America’s Sweetheart) Overjoyed I asked if I had misread the bill and they were playing. She confirmed the latter over the former and told me that they were now The Natch. The band’s old singer/guitarist left and they became the Natch. So I geared up for a reunion with some old friends! The moral here? Support your local band... when that band becomes another band... support that band as well! Slightly more congealed now the Natch is everything I dug about AS. Chris Thomas (guitar) and Paris Mancini (bass) trade off vocals and Trish (drums) fills in with a little backing! Sick Guitar, catchy lyrics and poppy drum, it’s just fun rock and roll. Like a good old fashioned (the drink), simple and straight-forward, but with a little flair to make things interesting!"”

"America's Sweetheart has reformed as the NATCH! after founding member Valerie Germaine's departure. Check out the three-piece's new material at there website."

"NYC GoGirls Music & Tommy Boy Silver Label Celebrate STONEWALL INN'S 40th Anniversary & Gay Pride Bash!...the party will begin at 5:30pm -10PM, the evening kicks off with a chick-rocking, vegan activist, whose nipples taste like Tofu before diving into a hot line-up of rocking girl band from NYC and Toronto that includes: Leibya Rogers, Inky Glass, Dirty Mothers, The NATCH! and Hunter Valentine

“...Slightly more congealed now the Natch is everything I dug about AS...Sick Guitar, catchy lyrics and poppy drum, it’s just fun rock and roll. Like a good old fashioned (the drink), simple and straight-forward, but with a little flair to make things interesting!”