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Band Aparte, UNBLOOM
Fri, December 16, 2016
Doors: 9:00 pm / Show: 10:00 pm
Acerogami
Pomona, CA
$5.00
Tickets Available at the Door
This event is 21 and over
Band Aparte is Los Angeles duo consisting of Brian Mendoza and Tara Jane. Their music comes from a wide range of influences that include New Order, Dead Kennedy's, Nick Cave, Sonic Youth and many more. Band Aparte's live shows are known to be very energetic, cathartic, and noisy. They can be caught live most often in Los Angeles and Long Beach alongside some of the best upcoming bands.
"Well-dressed singer Brian Mendoza likes to attack his audience, while crushing roses and shaking his pompadour like a Latino Elvis gone nutso. He's also one of L.A.'s most fearless and unhinged performers, which is refreshing in a scene littered with depressed Kurt Cobain clones"
LA Weekly
20 BestPunk Bands in LA
"Strips down and combines elements of gothic rock, synthpunk, and beachy lo-fi ...effortlessly channels Joy Division and Nick Cave, Band Aparte's shows are fast and fierce, and the crowd works up a sweat at every venue they play" The Deli Magazine
"Atmospheric voltages provided by diverse genre charms of darkwave, new romantic, synthpop and post-punk excellence. It has a tremendous respect and justice for those remarkable late 70’s-80’s post-punk/obscure new wave era magnificences" Forkster
"Well-dressed singer Brian Mendoza likes to attack his audience, while crushing roses and shaking his pompadour like a Latino Elvis gone nutso. He's also one of L.A.'s most fearless and unhinged performers, which is refreshing in a scene littered with depressed Kurt Cobain clones"
LA Weekly
20 BestPunk Bands in LA
"Strips down and combines elements of gothic rock, synthpunk, and beachy lo-fi ...effortlessly channels Joy Division and Nick Cave, Band Aparte's shows are fast and fierce, and the crowd works up a sweat at every venue they play" The Deli Magazine
"Atmospheric voltages provided by diverse genre charms of darkwave, new romantic, synthpop and post-punk excellence. It has a tremendous respect and justice for those remarkable late 70’s-80’s post-punk/obscure new wave era magnificences" Forkster
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