Formed in 2005 we have played such venues/gigs as U.S. Open Tennis Tournament, Music Hall of Williamsburg, Southpaw, Brooklyn Bowl, Rodeo Bar, R Bar, Otto's Shrunken Head, Long Island City Boathouse - (benefit), NYC Horror Film Festival, Wrath of Cannes film festival, LIC Bar, Baggot Inn, Delancey, Boltax Gallery, Cha Cha's of Coney Island, Coney Island Boardwark for Deno's Wonderwheel, Northport Ratfest classic car show, Met's Cruise, Don Hill's, Bowery Electric, Astoria Park, Dead Man's Curve Classic Car Show ...and many more.
We were filmed for Tripwave TV on Manhattan cable and were also guests on the Joey Reynolds radio show on WOR-AM. Our debut CD, "Super Sounds of the Cinema", came out in 2009 and is available on CDBaby or iTunes.
Members of this band have been in many other NYC area bands and have tons of experience playing venues large and small, indoor and outdoor, such as: Southstreet Seaport, the Intrepid, NYC Marathon, CBGB's, The Lonestar Roadhouse, Continental, BItter End, Manny's Car Wash, Village Gate, Le Bar Bat and the World's Fair!
Total Twang and Severe Reverb: An Instrumental Smorgasbord Flavored by the Films of Quentin Tarantino
Yes, Tarantino music is it's own genre. Ask the many ad execs who pick up on the latest from every Tarantino film and use it. There are great songs that have singing in them too, but we don't do those.
We specialize in the great crossfade between 60's-70's Surf, Soul, Spy and Spaghetti Western that makes gangsters, samurai, failed thieves, and even basterds somehow more hip, and more appealing.
We were Ennio, Booker T, Mancini and Dick Dale fans long before we saw any Tarantino Movies, but there's something about what's moving on the film during these songs that makes them really swing. See ya later.
