double-breasted

Thanks to John Pfeiffer for this great article in the Aquarian Weekly.

The first thing that struck me about this trio was the name. I thought they might be a cover band as they have two girls in the group and an obvious moniker. You know, that old chestnut. Turns out what really got me were the cool combination of drums, cello and harp. Not a harmonica player blowing up behind some guitar player mind you, but a full-blown 6-foot, 46-string harp. Something I’ve never seen used as a lead instrument in a rock band before. No standard stringed instruments were anywhere onstage and as odd as it is, it seems it works perfectly…

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Video is now available from double-breasted’s performance on Philadelphia’s Radio 104.5!

“Waiting”

“Enjoy the Silence” by Depeche Mode

Interview with Jenny G

double-breasted’s first full length record, Who Will Love You?, is now available at online retailers such as CD Baby,  iTunes, and Amazon.

“The combination of these three voices creates an elegant, captivating, and almost haunting encounter with music…. a close ear is easily pleased with its complexity while an easy listener can also enjoy the sheer beauty. A new face to rock and all the while satisfies every craving for remarkable musical talent.”
-MuzikReviews.com

“double-breasted uses strings as rock tools!”
-The Star-Ledger

“More talent than most entire symphony orchestras rolled up into one orchestral indie-pop trio.”
- Jim Testa

“Here is a group that manages to invert many of our most epidemic problems. double-breasted bravely foregrounds their formidable and illuminating lyricism.”
- The Tris McCall Report

“double-breasted seamlessly go from moments of quiet, stark beauty to passionately urgent pleas, all tied together by brilliant musicianship and songwriting abilities.”
- citybelt.org