Cinema, Cinema - Album: VIVA!!
Genre: Rock



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cinema, cinema - album: viva!!

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bio: broadening the scope of their musical movements with hook laden craftwork and infectious melodies, the brooklyn based cinema, cinema stroke a new brush to indie rock. riff mosaic monster play, crashing drums and bass lines that walk your girlfriend home from school meet passion stained vocals and a drive for more, more, more. the three piece consists of ev gold on vocals, scenery and guitar massacre, chris tropeano on lead bass, and pat fusco driving the drums. three musicians seasoned over time spent banging away with other outfits around brooklyn, jersey, and california. their debut e.p. - viva!! cinema, cinema, is due to be released in april 2006. it was recorded & mixed at headgear studios in brooklyn (home to tv on the radio and yeah yeah yeahs, among others), & produced by sf norton. call it punk-folk, indie-art, space-rock or just your favorite new thing. viva! cinema, cinema members - 3, vision - full, ......the boys provide an answer to the question, "what comes next?" as a whole.... pat fusco - drums...the body mr. fusco is a drummer and the man in the driving seat of the song structures. the backbeat and the lifeline, a drummer who writes as well as he keeps time. born in new jersey, pat would not just settle for playing music, he needed more, more, more. he needed to experience the world to learn his craft. spending years in california and solid time traveling the world, he is the guru of the band,..the zen master. when something isn't working, it is pat who steps in and pushes the ideas to the next level. a seasoned veteran of indie slamming rock, he spent time playing with the emo outfit dira on the east coast, as well as the art-math outfits the new left right & lines of sight in california. he hits hard and he plays for keeps every time. the cement. when asked, "what makes you play?"...his answer is "the now". chris tropeano - bass guitar...the heart bass player, blues boy, hip-hop soul,...the anchor. chris plays a different style of bass then your usual indie rock 4 stringers. he plays stark lead throughout the soundscapes of cinema, cinema - establishing the melodies and stinging the hooks. a brooklyn boy, italian-irish and burning with heart, he is the backbone...tempering pat's furious tempo's and matching ev's soaring vocal lines. he's played bass with a varied mix of bands. the indie outfit brokendoor, the post-alternative band rise (where he and ev met), and the hip-hop/funk band tha brooklyn pioneerzz. he and ev have played together on and off for over 13 years...meeting as two kids who needed music, just to be. he is the big, bloody heart of the band's intricate sound and his chemistry with ev is the deciding factor in the sound. he also played on ev's solo stuff and is the perfect songwriting partner for ev's outro style. ev gold - guitar/vocals...the soul & the scenery ev is one of the last of a truly extinct species. a self-taught musical maniac, a song writer and a passionate emoter-floater. ev was born in new york city to teenage parents and a broken family. he was raised by wolves in brooklyn and immediately clung to the guitar and to the muse as his own family from the age of 10 years old. he spent time as a lead screamer in the punk band public witness and suicide eyes elvis, he was the lead singer of rise (where he and chris first started their musical journey), the lead guitar player in lotus toy and also an acclaimed solo artist, releasing the e.p.'s apex matter [2001] and steal the scene [2003]. he attacks the guitar and helps to shape the out of the box sound that cinema, cinema goes for. he is a writer and an artist and your new favorite busted hero. all the songs are written as one, in a circle with each member contributing evenly. ev writes the words, because he sings them. we say, "buy the ticket,....shake the ride". see you soon.

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