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By: Seattle Subsonic » Blood Red Dancers @ Neumos : Seattle's Music Blog

Seattle Subsonic » Blood Red Dancers @ Neumos : Seattle's Music Blog — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 18:28:53 +0000

[...] January 20th, 2010 Wednesday, February 17, 20108:00 pm8:00 pmA night chock full of local talent. Blood Red Dancers have recently releasesd a new EP called Bikini Island full of their signature prima and dark rock. They are going to be playing Audioasis at the High Dive on the 6th but tonight THEY get the limelight. For more on BRD, read on here. [...]

By: Seattle Subsonic » Liars Club and Blood Red Dancers - Together at Last : Seattle's Music Blog

Wed, 26 Nov 2008 18:18:13 +0000

[...] This Sunday, Nov 30th is the perfect way to round off your Thanksgiving break. Two local Subsonic favorites, The Liars Club and Blood Red Dancers, in one place for one low price. To make it even easier on your constitution, this is all going down at the Sunset Tavern’s Sunday Bloody Sunset – a Sunday afternoon concert series usually focusing on up-and-coming local acts. Doors open at 4 and last through about 8. An easy way to continue that Bloody Mary buzz you started at Kingsand continues at the Sunsed ($3 all day both places), ease into a long night of Ballard barhopping, or just call it a night and get home at a reaonable hour for a grand return to work… . First up this Sunday are the Liars Club, fronted by the madmad K.C. Rehberg who channels ungodly amounts of energy into every second of every song as if it were his last. No stage can contain him. Drummer, Steve Popplewell cracks amazingly sharp and tight on the kit driving the songs ahead. You get solid licks from Chris Craig on the axe, wrangling it to fill in dark melodies that shouldn’t be possible from one instrument and Alex Difabio brings it real on the bass, sometimes positioning himself as more of a lead than a rhythym. Even the songs that sound a little more subdued on their EP light off the stage like a pack of black cats. Check SCTG’s review here . And that’s just the first act, then there are the Blood Red Dancers whom I have personally been gushing over. What they produce is not music to dance to, but it is music that’s guaranteed to move you. It’s broody, evocative and heavy hearted. To give it a sound, I’d say mix a little Doors, a little Tom Waits, and a little Elvis on a hella-fuggin-drug bender. Wham there you have it. for a full review of thier sound, check this previous post. [...]

By: The Liars CLub

The Liars CLub — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 07:08:49 +0000

I had the pleasure of seeing these guys at The Funhouse. This is not a flashy type “big rock show” kind of band, and thats just how I like it. Minimal bullshit talk and posturing that take good music into parody. Just 3 guys playing the crap out of their songs.

By: lawless

lawless — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 00:47:03 +0000

These men are a delight to see, hear and drink with.
I’m not at all surprised about the notice being taken… they’re well worth much attention. Can’t wait to see them tomorrow night!

By: LB

LB — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 15:33:04 +0000

That’s a pretty cool photo op–they got the “aesthetic” just right. I probably won’t be able to make Reverbfest this weekend, but hopefully I’ll be able to check out their show at the Funhouse or the Comet. “Sweetie’s Gettin’ Mobbed” is a great track, but I also really dig the last one, “Muddy Water”.