Showing posts with label Peter Pants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peter Pants. Show all posts

Thursday, 7 July 2011

Zorch Unbelievable...

Those effervescent crazy hepcats from Austin, Texas - Zorch - have some new tunes in the form of their Cosmic Gloss/E.M.F. handmade cassette EP (via Insect Records). Its all cut-up sonic devilry, sonic confectionery mainlined into your eardrums, designed for dancing and diabetes. You can preorder the cassette here - quick, there's only 100 copies! (You can also get it straight from the horse's mouth...here!)

But that's not all in the crazy world of Zorch. They have developed a new website for their incessant aural doodlings to reside on, www.rawasfuck.com. In the near future they are planning to release their cover of Prince's The Black Album, plus there is a Spice Girls - that's right, SPICE GIRLS - cover project in the works.

Holy fucking shit, right?!?!

They are ALSO doing a West Coast US tour. On Saturday they played in Los Angeles with SM approved Peter Pants!, plus played with the excellent Clipd Beaks on Sunday in Oakland. Tonight they hit Portland, Oregon, playing alongside the uber cool White Hinterland, and the summer tour continues right through to September, where they will join the likes of Doldrums and DD/MM/YYYY, amongst many others! The Zorch is held aloft in love...

Zorch - E.M.F.

Thursday, 10 February 2011

Peter Pants Are Falling Down, Falling Down, Falling Down...

LA riot grrl outfit Peter Pants LA riot grrl outfit consists of a co-ed line-up with two girl singers and two handsome men holding down the bass and guitar. Nikki Godinez (guitar/vocals) and Lia Braswell (drums/vocals) met in Feb 2010 and were instantly bandmates in Ostrich Eyes. They have since found Michael Reyder (guitar) and Greg Shilton (bass/drums), having morphed into Peter Pants, and have just released Handsome Women, their new EP. Their influences and sounds are many - 'Streets Or No Streets' holds some of the Pretty Girls Make Graves style punk, whilst silly tunes such as 'Beaker' evoke the more obvious comparison to Dalston trio Trash Kit for their irreverence and mania. Overall, its a short (but sweet) garage punk album.

Handsome Women is out now.

Peter Pants - Streets Or Not Streets
Peter Pants - Beaker