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Show #147: Gallo
By: Darrin Snider (darrin at indyintune dot com)Sunday, May 5, 2013 5:00:00 PM
This time around, Stacy introduces us to Kinski and Rodax, a pair of "tour buddies" of hers from Los Angeles currently going under the band name of Gallo (Pronounced: GUY-oh). These brothers have just release a trilogy of albums: an all-Spanish language record, Fuego, and all-English language record, Phoenix Rising, and a bi-lingual world-beat record, Mamawe. The music is excellent, though somewhat different from what we're used to hearing here in Indy, and I've long lamented that I can count our pop bands on one hand, which seems to me to be an opportunity if there ever was one. I ended up purchasing the trilogy in deluxe form that night, which included posters, stickers, booklets, and a plethora of things I didn't need, but was pretty sure I had to have anyway. No regrets there, I assure you.
Links referenced in the show:
- Finer can be found here: Web Site | Facebook | Soundcloud | Twitter | YouTube
- Co-Host Stacy Basner of the band Finer can be found as a guest on Show #039, Show #080, and Show #146. She previously appeared as guest host interviewing The Post Script on Show #078
- All of their albums are available via iTunes or their web site. I definitely recommend buying them from the web site and getting the deluxe packaging with all of the additional goodies.
- Kinski and Rodax were originally of the band Monte Negro.
- The Red, features Christopher Cester of the band Jet on vocals.
- Mamawe features Graham Nash on vocals.
- For the record it was Stephen Stills who opened up Lucas Oil Stadium, playing along side John Mellencamp.
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