Pop Punk/ Post Harcore band from Russia

Members: 
Kristina T. - Vocal; 
Sergey D. - Guitar; 
Valentin K. - Guitar; 
Fedor V. - Bass; 
Kirill K. - Drums; 

One missed may is an Russia rock band from Saratov. Founded in 2011 has released two songs during the first year (vox and lyrics by Anna Krasovskaya). 
One missed may found empowerment with new vocalist Christina, joined to the band in February, 2012. The band starts active playing local shows and during the year works on its debut album "That's all we are" - released in 2013. 

My Igloo are the brainchild of Andrew Livanis, a chain E-Cig smoking, classically trained piano player from the Ghetto.

After a one week stint listening to the entire discography of Frank Zappa, Andy (The 'Overlord') had the unmitigated audacity (peekaboo) to form an Eskimo shaped musical hole to house his unique sound that has been described as 'dirty soul' and a 'psychotic dub circus'. 

The 7 piece My Igloo are from Manchester, mostly, but they certainly do not fit any stereotype Mancunian sound.   To watch them walking on stage you'd wonder if each individual has turned up for the wrong band.   They look strange standing up there together! That is, until they start playing, then the 'Aha' moment comes and you settle into their groove.  

You can see what each musician brings to the sound, something unique and something there own.  Whilst its easy to tell the musicianship is high across the board there seems to be no lead instrument, the full band is coming out full force from the top. 

As they weave you through different styles of music you wonder how they maintain that 'something', that 'je ne sais quoi' that keeps them sounding agreeable and harmonious.  

The band was formed in late 2014,  What started out as a garage band has slowly been evolving and expanding into what is now a grooving, harmonious, psychedelic outfit that have, in a year and half of gigging, seen regular weekend headline slots in Chorlton and Central Manchester, summer festival slots and supported 'The High' at the Academy in Manchester.  


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