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future sludge beats.  via datafruits.fm, resonance extra, conditional records, tokinogake, and others.  ex-NYC, currently Mérida.

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Hailing from Brooklyn, NY, via San Diego, CA, The Tablets are Liz Godoy and Brenden Beu.  Liz was born in Mexico, but met Brenden in San Diego, where they were both involved in the local underground music scene, playing shows with the likes of The Blackheart Procession and The Locust.  

After relocating to NYC, The Tablets released a self-titled full length as well as an EP entitled Ground. Both were received warmly by the press, earning mentions on NPR’s Soundcheck, Brooklyn Vegan, and making it to Impose Magazines’s “Year in Pop 2014” as well as Sound of Confusion’s “The Top 25 Tracks of 2014”. The accompanying self-made/DIY videos for the singles ‘Decoder’ and ‘Ground’ brought further accolades with their minimalist artistry.

They return now with a series of digital and collectible flexi disc singles, to be released throughout 2017.  You can still hear their wide range of influences from 60s garage and pop to dark 80s new wave. Incorporating elements of her favorite childhood Mexican songwriters alongside girl-pop dance, Liz’s understated yet sweet vocal and Farfisa melodies serve as the perfect balance to Brenden’s gritty shoegaze guitar riffs. 

The Tablets's have headlined Bikes Rock, a night of music designed to kick-off the Bicycle Film Festival-Mexico, closed the festivities for the Greenpoint Pre-Apocalyptic Theatre Festival, and performed for the last installment of NYC Fashion's Night Out.

Multi-disciplinary artist Melissa Godoy Nieto, who has created live visuals for the band’s performances, using vintage overhead projectors and found objects, will continue to work with the band throughout their 2017 tour.

NEW ALBUM REVIEW:
Marriage + Cancer "Start from an End"

  If one were to look for the Marriage + Cancer's major musical influences you would quickly find them on their sweatshirted sleeves.  For example, "Comeuppance" breeds Nirvana's monster sound with tightly laced guitar and organ interworkings. The adept and nasty  use of chords and turnarounds in "Downstairs Children" sound  like a Rat Fink supercharger running out of control in Sleepy Hollow.  Erin Schmith's lithe and ample keyboard sounds figure heavily into "Nobody's Man", http://soundcloud.com/darquechristal/when-i-get-hi/s-GYMPP/s-GYMPP the air with necessary melodic weight while Wiley Hickson, the cymbal and snare scientist himself, concocts a sinister 3/4 dervish on "Health is imposing" that rocks Robert Comitz's ghost call into the afterlife. Waiting there is Jheremy Grigsby like a low frequency monolith, delivering a healthy foundation to songs like "Start from an End",  a collective vibration not dissimilar to the mighty Rentals or perhaps our beloved Breeders.
  
For those who like their melancholy with a touch of math, this is a place where everyone knows your name. Don't let me be misunderstood though, these sounds are HEAVY! The crunchy guitars are literally eating the reverb plate alive!  A touch of Grunge you say? Perhaps. But if you decide to call Portland your home you wear that tag like a badge of honor. Marriage + Cancer wouldn't have it any other way and they back up their meaty fervor throughout this excellent LP.

Marriage + Cancer tour and perform quite often, playing with respectable groups like Ty Segall, White Fence, Harlem, Grass Widow, Crystal Stilts, The Intelligence, Nodzzz and many more. Seeing them live is a must and if you are lucky (and you will be) they will even serenade you in Portuguese!!

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Teen Body is 
Shannon Lee on guitar/vox
Xela French on bass/vox
Alex Bush on guitar 
Marcus McDonald on drums

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