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May McDonough Company
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May McDonough & Company’s world sounds a little like that abstract French film you saw once in college. You know there is a theme buried somewhere just out of grasp, and yet the bizarre imagery and odd characters leave you feeling a bit confused, a bit cultured, perhaps a bit enlightened, but always comfortable descending into the dizzying spin of madness.\nMay McDonough & Company allude to these concepts, cryptically hinting at various disasters, deaths, bastard siblings, homeless trials, and somewhat bizarre worlds of self-exploration. However, it’s the psychedelic arrangements, strung out with whirling synths and fuzzy buzzing chaos, tinted with slight hues of surf and deep shades of noise-punk that get you spinning; May’s ‘Thee Oh Sees’-like soars and Grace-Slick-like barbaric yawps swallow you whole and send you spiraling down the edges of Federico Fellini’s forgotten side reels, spitting you out right into someone’s punky basement.\nThese songs instantly warp you to a specific time and place where no corner of geography goes unpainted. Whether you’re charting by foot through the Syrian Desert, or you find yourself stumbling down a back alley at midnight having just puked out a bottle of Jameson, when you listen to May McDonough & Company; you imagine a greyscale world where plotlines are meaningless and sunglasses still look cool.\nMay McDonough & Company just released their full length album ‘bullyboywithaglasseye’. You can find it in digital stores like iTunes and Amazon or buy the cd on their website. Please sign the mailing list below!\nSounds like: Thee Oh Sees, The Growlers, Entrance band, La Femme, etc…\nInstrumentation\nMay McDonough – vocals \u002F guitar \u002F piano\nLo Schmitt – drums\u002F percussion\nRusty Huber – trumpet \u002F bicycle rig \u002F percussion\nXavier Cabrera – electric and standup bass\nMM&C have played everywhere from the House of Blues (both Los Angeles & Anaheim) to more renowned indie venues like Hotel Cafe and Detroit Lounge. They are available for booking.
May McDonough & Company’s world sounds a little like that abstract French film you saw once in college. You know there is a theme buried somewhere just out of grasp, and yet the bizarre imagery and odd characters leave you feeling a bit confused, a bit cultured, perhaps a bit enlightened, but always comfortable descending into the dizzying spin of madness.\nMay McDonough & Company allude to these concepts, cryptically hinting at various disasters, deaths, bastard siblings, homeless trials, and somewhat bizarre worlds of self-exploration. However, it’s the psychedelic arrangements, strung out with whirling synths and fuzzy buzzing chaos, tinted with slight hues of surf and deep shades of noise-punk that get you spinning; May’s ‘Thee Oh Sees’-like soars and Grace-Slick-like barbaric yawps swallow you whole and send you spiraling down the edges of Federico Fellini’s forgotten side reels, spitting you out right into someone’s punky basement.\nThese songs instantly warp you to a specific time and place where no corner of geography goes unpainted. Whether you’re charting by foot through the Syrian Desert, or you find yourself stumbling down a back alley at midnight having just puked out a bottle of Jameson, when you listen to May McDonough & Company; you imagine a greyscale world where plotlines are meaningless and sunglasses still look cool.\nMay McDonough & Company just released their full length album ‘bullyboywithaglasseye’. You can find it in digital stores like iTunes and Amazon or buy the cd on their website. Please sign the mailing list below!\nSounds like: Thee Oh Sees, The Growlers, Entrance band, La Femme, etc…\nInstrumentation\nMay McDonough – vocals \u002F guitar \u002F piano\nLo Schmitt – drums\u002F percussion\nRusty Huber – trumpet \u002F bicycle rig \u002F percussion\nXavier Cabrera – electric and standup bass\nMM&C have played everywhere from the House of Blues (both Los Angeles & Anaheim) to more renowned indie venues like Hotel Cafe and Detroit Lounge. They are available for booking.
