EBB were a band, the Erin Bennett Band, who played pop-rock. But they kept straying off into Prog Rock and ruining it. So they finally listened to their own voices and went full Prog.
You couldn't get a happier bunch of puppies.
Writing and rehearsing within an arts collective makes impromptu, noisy, jam sessions a little easier than, pe
EBB were a band, the Erin Bennett Band, who played pop-rock. But they kept straying off into Prog Rock and ruining it. So they finally listened to their own voices and went full Prog.
You couldn't get a happier bunch of puppies.
Writing and rehearsing within an arts collective makes impromptu, noisy, jam sessions a little easier than, perhaps, for those who live with intolerant neighbours, families, dogs and hamsters.
The resulting music, performance....and, these days, video and live actors, is best described as bespoke, rather than pleasingly generic. In other words, one likes it or one doesn't.
Rest assured, the band members themselves will be having a great time!
Living in Scotland but hailing from all over the world, the band get on with each other irritatingly well. Also, they can't wait to meet you!
Seven women playing New Industrial Metal music.
With commitment.
“Where’s the drums?” you ask… They are two women; two sets of sample pads; two Floor Toms, one Snare and 10 metric tonnes of attitude.
The rest is as you’d imagine: Keys, five string Bass, vicious Guitar and a mad Banshee screaming back at hell… killer harmonies, too.
All pretty standard, really.
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