Bosnian Rainbows (ex-The Mars Volta) are streaming their self-titled debut album.
Check it out over at NPR.org.The record comes out June 25th through Sargent House.
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A new Bosnian Rainbows (ex-The Mars Volta) track called "Morning Sickness" has been released. It comes off the band's forthcoming self-titled debut album, out June 25th through Sargent House.Here's the track: Zavalaz, featuring former The Mars Volta singer Cedric Bixler-Zavala, are streaming a preview of a new track titled "Blue Rose of Grand Street." Listen to the snippet below. The band will kick off their first tour on June 15th in Las Vegas.Eureka the Butcher, the solo project of Marcel Rodriguez-Lopez (Zechs Marquise, ex-The Mars Volta), is streaming its debut album Music For Mothers. Listen to it below. The record comes out on Tuesday through Rodriguez Lopez Productions.Former The Mars Volta singer Cedric Bixler-Zavala revealed the name for his new band -- they're called Zavalaz. The band features Bixler-Zavala with Dan Elkan, Greg Rogove, and Juan Alderete.They're going on tour this summer with Dot Hacker. Here are the dates: Jun 15 Las Vegas, NV @ Artifice Bosnian Rainbows (ex-The Mars Volta) have added more dates to their summer touring plans, supporting the release of their self-titled debut album, out June 25th through Sargent House. Here's the band's revised itinerary:May 25 El Paso, TX @ Neon Desert Music Festival Jun 24 San Diego, CA @ Casbah Jul 01 Bogota, COL @ Rock Al Parque Festival Jul 10 Atlanta, GA @ Terminal West Aug 02 Cork, IRL @ Indiependence Festival Oct 26 Asheville, NC @ Mountain Oasis Festival Trash Talk have enlisted ex-The Mars Volta drummer Thomas Pridgen. "On a good note I currently working with Trash talk so get ready to see me playing aggressive music!!" Pridgen tweeted.Bosnian Rainbows (ex-The Mars Volta) have announced a run of European dates this summer, including a few shows with Tomahawk. Here's the schedule:Aug 02 Cork, IRL @ Indiependent Festival Eureka the Butcher, the solo project of Marcel Rodriguez-Lopez of Zechs Marquise and ex-The Mars Volta, will release its debut album Music For Mothers in May. The album is dedicated to Rodriguez-Lopez's mother Frances Sarah Rodriguez-Lopez, who passed away last year."This record was made all over the world while on tour with The Mars Volta and Zechs Marquise, and at home when I was on break," said Rodriguez-Lopez. "I worked on it in buses, vans, planes, dressing rooms, airports, hotel rooms, backyards, sidewalks, just about everywhere. Music for Mothers is a testament to how much waiting around you do while on the road. It was a very rough time for my family and I, and this record was my therapy. My mom is my biggest fan and she gave me the drive, confidence, and clarity to start and finish this album." Music For Mothers comes out May 28th via Rodriguez Lopez Productions. Here's a song from it called "Here Comes Eureka B": Former The Mars Volta vocalist Cedric Bixler-Zavala has been working on a new solo project. "What started out as a solo project has sort of formed into this band," he told Spin.com. "We don't really have a name, but it essentially started off as songs that I wrote, because being in the Mars Volta wasn't exactly the most nurturing moment to discover that I could write songs, so I had to figure that out. They're mostly songs that I was writing for my wife, lots of acoustic-driven stuff, lots of lap steel, a lot of Sunday morning stuff."Bixler-Zavala went on to say, "I didn't write music in the Mars Volta at all. No one was allowed to [laughs]. You're going to get to hear my version of what a song should be. It's really, really mellow. It's really ballad-y stuff. I've just always had this thing for '70s power pop. I don't know if I should even say that, but that's what it sounds like to me." |