Bosnian Rainbows - Live in Seattle, Washington
September 17th, 2013 @
The Crocodile
w/ My Goodness
Setlist
Notes
http://seattlemusicinsider.com/2013/09/19/bosnian-rainbows-delivers-colorful-performance-crocodile-photos/
Described by SMI and KNND contributor Mat Hayward as “delightfully weird”, Bosnian Rainbows featuring Teri Gender Bender (formerly of Les Butcherettes) and Omar Rodriguez Lopez (formerly of The Mars Volta), came back to town to deliver an intense and musically provocative performance at Seattle’s Crocodile this past Tuesday (9/17).
Terri Gender Bender’s strange stage antics and dark vocal styling juxtaposed by the band’s brilliant chops make for and engaging show. She moves around the stage as if she is possessed by dark forces, while conducting a self-exorcism. She is entertaining, enchanting and disturbing at the same time. You simply can’t look away. Moreover, the band’s complex musical arrangements and textures provide plenty of ear-candy.
Opening for Bosnian Rainbows was My Goodness, who provided the perfect compliment with their hard driving “in your face” sound.
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Show Recording(s)
Recording Information:
Zoom H2–>WAV–>Audacity to raise volume and try to reduce bass–>CD Wave for track splitting–>you guys
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