Late Show
Cudzoo & The Faggettes
Party Lights, Les Sans Culottes, Lily & The Parlour Tricks
Fri, January 4, 2013
Doors: 9:15 pm
Mercury Lounge
New York, NY
$10
Tickets
This event is 21 and over
http://www.mercuryloungenyc.com/event/186033/
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Cudzoo & The Faggettes - (Set time: 12:15 AM)
Cudzoo is a triple threat. Pretty, funny, pretty, and sparkly.
Sparkles aren't threatening.
Cudzoo is pretty dresses and filthy minds.
Cudzoo is whiskey drinking and painted nails.
Cudzoo is the life of the party.
Cudzoo makes the rules.
Cudzoo is easy.
Cudzoo is hard.
Cudzoo likes to dance.
Cudzoo will make out with your boyfriend.
Cudzoo does not apologize.
Kudzu is a fast growing vine, widespread in the southeastern United States, known to take over anything in its path. And kill it.
Cudzoo is your new favorite band. Natch.
Sparkles aren't threatening.
Cudzoo is pretty dresses and filthy minds.
Cudzoo is whiskey drinking and painted nails.
Cudzoo is the life of the party.
Cudzoo makes the rules.
Cudzoo is easy.
Cudzoo is hard.
Cudzoo likes to dance.
Cudzoo will make out with your boyfriend.
Cudzoo does not apologize.
Kudzu is a fast growing vine, widespread in the southeastern United States, known to take over anything in its path. And kill it.
Cudzoo is your new favorite band. Natch.
Party Lights - (Set time: 11:15 PM)
In an underground laboratory deep beneath the unsuspecting metropolis, a group of rogue scientists had been working together to create...A MONSTER!
A rock'n'roll monster, that is.
In their secret Brooklyn lair, the four ladies of Party Lights had
been working day and night to meld all of the greatest qualities of rock'n'roll into one unstoppable sound. '60s garage swagger, mod pop cool, and fuzzed-out Go-Go's hooks are all in the mix - and this Frankenstein looks pretty damn good in fishnets and hot pants.
Party Lights is singer/guitarist Anna (ex-Anabolics), drummer/singer Quitty (Quitty & the Don'ts), bassist/singer Joan (grown in a test tube by Party Lights in an experiment to create the world’s greatest bass player – clearly, a success), and guitarist/singer Karen (Dear Hearts, ex-Magic City).
A rock'n'roll monster, that is.
In their secret Brooklyn lair, the four ladies of Party Lights had
been working day and night to meld all of the greatest qualities of rock'n'roll into one unstoppable sound. '60s garage swagger, mod pop cool, and fuzzed-out Go-Go's hooks are all in the mix - and this Frankenstein looks pretty damn good in fishnets and hot pants.
Party Lights is singer/guitarist Anna (ex-Anabolics), drummer/singer Quitty (Quitty & the Don'ts), bassist/singer Joan (grown in a test tube by Party Lights in an experiment to create the world’s greatest bass player – clearly, a success), and guitarist/singer Karen (Dear Hearts, ex-Magic City).
Les Sans Culottes - (Set time: 10:15 PM)
Brooklyn's Les Sans Culottes have taken the whole faux-French-band thing pretty far-the group's live shows are superenergetic, fake-multicultural events. You might not learn anything about French culcha, but you'll probably hop around like a lunatic.
- Time Out New York
- Time Out New York
Lily & The Parlour Tricks - (Set time: 9:15 PM)
Lily & The Parlour Tricks dive deep into the well of musical Americana and resurface with a wild stylistic brew. Lily’s songwriting influences range from The Andrews Sisters to Nine Inch Nails to 19th century murder songs, with roots planted firmly in the smoky back room of early rock n’ roll. "Combining dissonant guitar riffs with angelic vocal harmonies, Lily & The Parlour Tricks are the perfect combo of pretty and gritty... the band has a mysterious depth that holds audiences transfixed through their salty and sweet set." (The Wild Magazine, 2012). The Tricks' 2011 EP was recorded live to tape at the legendary Daptone Studios in Brooklyn, and they are currently hard at work on a followup album with an altogether different kind of sound, recorded at The Magic Shop in SoHo. With their soaring harmonies, raucous attitude and "deadly sex appeal" (Aesthetes Anonymous, 2012), these “friendly sh*t-talkers” keep their audiences dancing and howling for more.
