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PARIS IS BURNING: LYS
URUSEN + SANJURO + SUNIT
Presented by: 93 Feet East| 0 | LONDON: 93 Feet East |
|---|---|
| P | Thursday 22nd April, 2010 |
| N | 7:30pm |
Event information
Born in 2008, LYS came out of the Brittany scene through playing their own brand of energetic pop rock and gliding electro. Lys' music owes a lot to black romanticism and minimal melodies. From the start, they relentlessly toured in France and were soon spotted by the media as an emerging band. Winning the famous RTL2 pop rock tour 2008, they crossed the channel in 2009 to play famous London 'Café de Paris' and released their first single 'In My Mind' produced by reknowned wizard Olivier Lude. Watch out for these frenchies! Their minds are set to take over and conquer European and worldwide crowds in 2010.
URUSEN 'A breathtaking live experience; they have too many potential hits for any particular favourite to be cited. Seeing a band hold an audience like that, in the palm of their hands, you can't half help but think you've been spoilt seeing such a great band so close-up. And to see the band so obviously enjoy themselves is even better.' Plum Music - Oct 07
'Truly enjoyable, this band give you something a little extra - they had their audience captivated and whooping for more. Definitely a band to look out for in the year to come.' MusFlashTV - Oct 07
SANJURO "It's defiantly quirky, irrepressibly upbeat fare, and if it doesn't make part of you want to get up and dance like an idiot, then frankly you may be dead inside." ROCK PULSE
"The thought of this band playing an overcrowded pub full of good cheer and cheap booze is a wondrous prospect indeed! With a knack for varying their sound yet retaining identity, this small-level release is a hidden gem at the end of 2009." ROCK MIDGETS
London based singer songwriter SUNIT plays an acoustic set. If you are a fan of (early) Radiohead, Oasis or The Cure you will be sure to appreciate this new talent.
