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I saw Rolo Tomassi back in 2008 on Eva the singer's 18th birthday (as she proudly announced in her girlish voice, saying she could now legally play in all the bars & clubs they'ds been to over the past 3 years)Originally posted by Gordonbcb View Post
Originally Posted by MarkSDMF
Heavy HEAVY metal I cand stick, stuff like a band called rollo tomassi which I was dragged to watch at donnington this year afrer a friend toldthey were like a mix of pink floyd and iron maiden. Which couldnt be further from the truth! Its more like having a 2 P.T's on each side of you and putting their sgt. Peters in you ears and having rough, painfull intercourse with your brain. IMHO OF COURSE !
Check them out if u think u can stick it :P
I saw them from a distance while having my lunch. The female "singer" introduced each song in a quiet Blue Peter-esq (slightly squeaky) voice then "sang" like a cross between a banshee and the honey monster.
Funniest thing I've seen in a long while - I nearly choked on my pepperoni calzone.
Anyhow, "Mathcore" (a hybrid of "Math Rock" and "Hardcore") isn't quite my bag but I found watching them an amazing & totally engrosing experience: particularly the sometimes Yes-like complex arrangements, and of course THAT VOICE!
Peperoni Calzones at the ready and prepare to choke:
On the subject of female-fronted rock, I prefer this lot. Seen them 3 (or is it 4?) times and again although the actual music isn't exactly my favourite, they absolutely nail it live - highly recommended (they're heading an NME tour over this autumn). They've been signed up to a US record label who intend to break them over there - I think they're going to be huge.
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Im sorry, i cant even justify it as an amazing experience because it was horror to my ears !Originally posted by EugeneSax View PostI saw Rolo Tomassi back in 2008 on Eva the singer's 18th birthday (as she proudly announced in her girlish voice, saying she could now legally play in all the bars & clubs they'ds been to over the past 3 years)
Anyhow, "Mathcore" (a hybrid of "Math Rock" and "Hardcore") isn't quite my bag but I found watching them an amazing & totally engrosing experience: particularly the sometimes Yes-like complex arrangements, and of course THAT VOICE!
Peperoni Calzones at the ready and prepare to choke:
On the subject of female-fronted rock, I prefer this lot. Seen them 3 (or is it 4?) times and again although the actual music isn't exactly my favourite, they absolutely nail it live - highly recommended (they're heading an NME tour over this autumn). They've been signed up to a US record label who intend to break them over there - I think they're going to be huge.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DQ1Y...eature=related
There are loads of bands out there that are fronted by woman are amazing but they are just horrific to me.
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