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Cut Out Club's self titled debut album is out now - available on all digital services and in record stores across Germany, Austria and Switzerland via Granted Records / Factory 92 / Believe Digital.

Cut Out Club is aמ exciting act from the Tel Aviv’s music scene. Since forming in 2014 the band has received massive radio airplay in their homeland, playing packed clubs around the country and festivals across the globe. The band was invited to Primavera Sound in Barcelona among other festivals last summer, before launching their full length album, with a string of successful shows in Germany and Austria this January. 

The album has a unique rocknroll orchestrated sound with a late 70’s –early 80’s Bowie-esque style, a Jack Whitish big-band feel, with disco and synth in the mix. Cut Out Club boasts eight musicians and singers – all representatives of Tel Aviv's finest bands – together they simply set the stage on fire.

The band is currently in the studio working on a new E.P to be released in spring 2018.
Vocals & Guitar: Nitzan Horesh * Lead Guitar: Ben Golan * Bass: Yaron Sarel * Vocals: Daniella Milo * Sax: Roey Bar Yehuda Vocals  & Percussion: Doron Talmon * Piano & Synth: Shay Roth * Drums: Haggai Fershtman

Music: Nitzan Horesh.  Lyrics: Allan Moon & Nitzan Horesh
Musical production: Baruch Ben Itzhak

Founding member of Thievery Corporation, Rob Garza's career includes decades-worth of accolades as a pioneer of a flourishing electronic music movement. 

Originally hailing from Washington, DC, Garza's legacy includes a timeless music catalog that's still in rotation today. His infusion of electronic music with the international flavors of dub, trip hop, reggae, and bossa nova gave birth to a new era of sound that has attracted a cult following across the decades. 

Since relocating to San Francisco, Garza's latest experimentations take him to the far corners of the globe with solo DJ sets showcasing the best of Deep House and Nu-Disco. Ever the entrepreneur, Rob has  multiple restaurants and clubs in Playa del Carmen, Mexico as well as Papa Diablo, a handcrafted, top-shelf Mezcal made in Oaxaca, Mexico.

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NEW SONG 'LIMINAL' OUT NOW
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How did you two meet?

Brandon: How do any two people meet in the 21st century, the age of the internet, where people can talk from opposite sides of the world whenever they please?  We met in music school. 

Luke: We met at USC while playing with our friend Barry Harris in his band the Euphoria. Brandon and I were each one fifth of the Euphoria. TWSS.

How would you describe your sound?

L: I'd say it's alternative music. We're both heavy into production so you'll find a lot of strange sounds, electronic elements, and twists and turns in our music.

B: Deliberate, intentional, thorough, caring, supportive, thoughtful, romantic, tough, rugged, distant, but not in a neglectful way. Just, you know, mysterious.  

Where does your inspiration come from?

B: I like to think of inspiration as something that comes from the little things. Like little animals, or little trains with even smaller train conductors inside. It's the kind of stuff we take for granted in our everyday lives. 

L: Living in Los Angeles (specifically Venice) with all of its homelessness, artistic freedom, and cultural overlap. Moving away from home. Change. Fucked up relationships. 

What do you do when you're not making music?

B: I try to get out there and appreciate the little things. Like little kind gestures, or little leaves rustling in a little breeze. Or a little boat with a little sail, and little sailors bailing water out of the hull as fast as they can. But it won't work, their buckets are too little. What a world we live in! 

L: Aniiiiiiiimeeeeee.

Can you two rap battle about burritos right now?

L: A burrito ain't got swag/unless there's red salsa in the bag. Enough for every bite/Guacamole, fries, floury tortilla. Halfway through/every time/I get worried/Because I want another burrito.

B: I just tried, but it's really hard to rap in text. [laughs] I legitimately tried!

A far more interesting question I have yet to think of?

L: What was your most damning childhood memory? What word do you have trouble pronouncing? If you had three wishes, which wish would have unintended consequences? 

B: Can we eat burritos now? Maybe like, twenty little ones? Gotta appreciate the little things.

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