Posted by adam on Wednesday, April 26, 2006 at 12:05 PM (EDT)
Dangerbird Records has signed Darker My Love and has a self-titled album in the works for an August 22nd release date. The band features Tim Presley and Andy "Outbreak" Granelli, both founding members of the Nerve Agents. Granelli also drummed as part of the Distillers for a period. Joining them are bassist Rob Barbato and guitarist Jared Everett. The label describes the band's sound as "droning guitars with brooding post punk recalling the feedback-filled days of Jesus and Mary Chain, My Bloody Valentine and the Velvet Underground."
Darker My Love have a few shows coming up next month. On May 9th they'll both open for Angels and Airwaves at the Troubador in Los Angeles while headlining at Safari Sam's later that evening. On June 11th the band will take part of the Echo KXLU Fundraiser in Echo Park, CA. Dangerbird Records (12 comments)
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miniblindbandit (April 26, 2006)
Man I can't wait until Steven Seagal's new CD comes out. It's gonna be rockin.
the_other_scott (April 26, 2006)
these guys were pretty mediocre live. saw them with the drips last summer and the drips stole the show. i could see their record being cool if you were in teh right mood though | Features
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From what I heard in between bufferings on their myspace page, I think they sound a lot like the Doors...I could be wrong though.