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Double Naught Spy Car Los Angeles, California
DOUBLE NAUGHT SPY CAR provides the soundtrack to our collective descent into madness. Described as surf noir, jazz on acid, spaghetti middle eastern, and “difficult.” Paul Lacques' spooky steel, Marcus Watkins' stinging Strat, Marc Doten's nihilist/classicist bass, and Joe Berardi's klanging drums might pull the rug out from under you, but they'll make a nice soft pillow for your landing. ... more
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The Underthings (first LP)
by The Underthings
1990s Silverlake neo cabaret punk jazz outfit The Underthings, led by chanteuse Stefanie Naifeh and Paul Lacques. Pretty adventurous.
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Polka Changed My Life Today!
by Rotondi
Rotondi was a unique, technicolor polka ska zydeco klezmer band led by Paul Lacques in the 1980s. With the only scathing anti-Reagan anti war song to go on national TV in the era.
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