The scoop: New Guilt Ridden Pop signees Kill to Kill are a study in dissonance. Lead singer Sylvia Izabella's strained-yet-sultry voice is folded into layers of discordant bass riffs, creating a moody, dark, and minimalist sound. This rock trio employs a baritone guitar and a bass rather than a traditional electric guitar, bringing everything down an octave lower than expected and contrasting sharply with Izabella's high-register caterwauling.
Recommended if you like: Early Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Baby Guts, Strut and Shock.
Upcoming shows: Kill to Kill will be releasing their first EP, Fighter, next Thursday, October 22, at the Hexagon Bar with Gospel Gossip and Red Pens.
Hmm...good music has to be defined by sophistication? Or maybe by having a melody? Poor, Sasha. My advice to you is to never listen to anything from LA in the early eighties.
Saw them play at Sauce over the weekend, they are worth checking out. Even if you're in St. Paul(?).
no don't come to St Paul!
when will City Pages stop promoting mediocrity?