Birdeatsbaby

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Brighton, United Kingdom

Alternative • Other Alternative

January 06, 2007

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Alt-classical prog-punk act Birdeatsbaby are an unusual four-piece that hail from Brighton, UK. Not really fitting into any current musical trends, the band steer towards a ‘dark cabaret’ rock sound, with fast-paced and complex drums, piano, bass and violin all tied up with huge and catchy choruses. Like a more hyper-active Nick Cave meets a slightly depressed Freddie Mercury, Birdeatsbaby have been described as many things, including ‘a distinctly unhinged brand of burlesque freak-pop’, and ‘Twin Peaks on snuff.’ The band first made their mark on the music scene with their infamous ‘The Trouble’ music video which has since received over 100,000 YouTube views since it was aired. Since then they have released their critically acclaimed debut album Here She Comes-a-Tumblin’ in 2009 and the cathartic follow up, Bigger Teeth EP (produced by Marc R Norris of 80s Matchbox B-line Disaster) in 2010. The band have toured extensively in the UK, Europe and America, playing with other such musical oddities as The World Inferno Friendship Society, Thomas Truax and most recently worked with prestigious producer, Jason Rubal on their latest album Feast of Hammersreleased in February 2012. Hailed as the 'The Critics: Sound of 2012' by Simon Price from The Independent, they have also had radio exposure and live sessions on big name stations such as 6 music, Amazing Radio and more locally, Brighton's Juice FM. If you’re looking for something dark, nasty and completely original, Birdeatsbaby have the potential to be one of those cult bands that only appear once in a lifetime. Let the music speak for itself.

Band/artist history

We don't talk about it. Sometimes...sometimes I still wake up screaming.

Have you performed in front of an audience?

We LOVE playing live. Please check out our myspace page for all gig listings. Special moments are capured on film to sell to the highest bidder.

Your musical influences

Rachmaninoff, Wine & Death

What equipment do you use?

Korg electric piano, Yamaha electric violin, Yamaha bass and drum kit, Marshall amp

#piano #violin #darkCabaret #punkCabaret #birdEatsBaby

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