With the Night in Our Eyes, the new album from New York band, Tyburn Saints was recorded by Ian Love (Rival Schools) in Brooklyn, NY and produced with Grammy award winner Guy Massey (Beatles, Manic Street Preachers, Depeche Mode, Spiritualized and The Chameleons) in London. It will be released by Balaclava Records out of São Paulo, Brazil.
Tyburn Saints fully embrace the sonic landscapes of shoegaze and dream-pop, with blankets of warmth ushered in by Cocteau Twins-esque guitars (similar also to LSD and the Search for God or The Bethany Curve) juxtaposed against the intelligible, meaningful vocals of lead singer Johnny Gimenez. He still has a voice comparable to Nick Cave or Stephen Merritt, though at times it comes through with much more aplomb and command like David Bowie.
The album is best played loud and wouldn’t be out of place on a Greg Araki movie. The stylistic choices made resemble some sort of lost B-side to an obscure new-wave/post-punk band.
Gimenez’s vocals rush by like a drive through the city at night, bottles tossed out the window. And that’s what this album feels like: night tales. These Brooklynites reside in a mecca once known for producing unique musical and avant-garde acts. The original days of no-wave might be over, but Tyburn Saints, along with other acts like Pop.1280 and The Men, are embracing past sounds and the seedy nature accompanied with acts long gone. You get a feel for their home with their music. All those times of hazy appearances, mistakes made, and sleepless nights…

"With the Night in Our Eyes"

Tyburn Saints  "You'll Get Nothing." 

contact: tyburnsaints@gmail.com

With the Night in Our Eyes, the new album from New York band, Tyburn Saints was recorded by Ian Love (Rival Schools) in Brooklyn, NY and produced with Grammy award winner Guy Massey (Beatles, Manic Street Preachers, Depeche Mode, Spiritualized and The Chameleons) in London. It will be released by Balaclava Records out of São Paulo, Brazil.
Tyburn Saints fully embrace the sonic landscapes of shoegaze and dream-pop, with blankets of warmth ushered in by Cocteau Twins-esque guitars (similar also to LSD and the Search for God or The Bethany Curve) juxtaposed against the intelligible, meaningful vocals of lead singer Johnny Gimenez. He still has a voice comparable to Nick Cave or Stephen Merritt, though at times it comes through with much more aplomb and command like David Bowie.
The album is best played loud and wouldn’t be out of place on a Greg Araki movie. The stylistic choices made resemble some sort of lost B-side to an obscure new-wave/post-punk band.
Gimenez’s vocals rush by like a drive through the city at night, bottles tossed out the window. And that’s what this album feels like: night tales. These Brooklynites reside in a mecca once known for producing unique musical and avant-garde acts. The original days of no-wave might be over, but Tyburn Saints, along with other acts like Pop.1280 and The Men, are embracing past sounds and the seedy nature accompanied with acts long gone. You get a feel for their home with their music. All those times of hazy appearances, mistakes made, and sleepless nights…

“…gothed-out ballads that slither”  “…there’s more history clinging to the shadows. I find some heavy Scott Walker/ Ian Curtis moods/cleverness, with more than a healthy amount of Nick Cave references, too  - jack rabid, big takeover magazine issue 70

 “The band, creates cinematic soundscapes of surf rock and post punk with a haunting, early 80′s-style detached sound simliar to The Cure, U2, Psychedelic Furs and Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.”   -indie rock café: Bands on the Radar

www.tyburnsaints.com
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http://tyburnsaints.bandcamp.com/

You'll Get Nothing

Tyburn Saints  "With the Light in Our Eyes." 

contact: tyburnsaints@gmail.com

It was recorded by Ian Love (Rival Schools) in Brooklyn, NY and produced with Grammy award winner Guy Massey (Beatles, Manic Street Preachers, Depeche Mode, Spiritualized and The Chameleons) in London .

“…gothed-out ballads that slither”  “…there’s more history clinging to the shadows. I find some heavy Scott Walker/ Ian Curtis moods/cleverness, with more than a healthy amount of Nick Cave references, too  - jack rabid, big takeover magazine issue 70

 “The band, creates cinematic soundscapes of surf rock and post punk with a haunting, early 80′s-style detached sound simliar to The Cure, U2, Psychedelic Furs and Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.”   -indie rock café: Bands on the Radar

www.tyburnsaints.com
www.facebook.com/tyburnsaints
http://soundcloud.com/tyburnsaints
http://tyburnsaints.bandcamp.com/

With The Light In Our Eyes

Tyburn Saints  "She's So." 

With the Night in Our Eyes, the new album from New York band, Tyburn Saints was recorded by Ian Love (Rival Schools) in Brooklyn, NY and produced with Grammy award winner Guy Massey (Beatles, Manic Street Preachers, Depeche Mode, Spiritualized and The Chameleons) in London. It will be released by Balaclava Records out of São Paulo, Brazil.
Tyburn Saints fully embrace the sonic landscapes of shoegaze and dream-pop, with blankets of warmth ushered in by Cocteau Twins-esque guitars (similar also to LSD and the Search for God or The Bethany Curve) juxtaposed against the intelligible, meaningful vocals of lead singer Johnny Gimenez. He still has a voice comparable to Nick Cave or Stephen Merritt, though at times it comes through with much more aplomb and command like David Bowie.
The album is best played loud and wouldn’t be out of place on a Greg Araki movie. The stylistic choices made resemble some sort of lost B-side to an obscure new-wave/post-punk band.
Gimenez’s vocals rush by like a drive through the city at night, bottles tossed out the window. And that’s what this album feels like: night tales. These Brooklynites reside in a mecca once known for producing unique musical and avant-garde acts. The original days of no-wave might be over, but Tyburn Saints, along with other acts like Pop.1280 and The Men, are embracing past sounds and the seedy nature accompanied with acts long gone. You get a feel for their home with their music. All those times of hazy appearances, mistakes made, and sleepless nights…

“…gothed-out ballads that slither”  “…there’s more history clinging to the shadows. I find some heavy Scott Walker/ Ian Curtis moods/cleverness, with more than a healthy amount of Nick Cave references, too  - jack rabid, big takeover magazine issue 70

 “The band, creates cinematic soundscapes of surf rock and post punk with a haunting, early 80′s-style detached sound simliar to The Cure, U2, Psychedelic Furs and Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.”   -indie rock café: Bands on the Radar

www.tyburnsaints.com
www.facebook.com/tyburnsaints
http://soundcloud.com/tyburnsaints
http://tyburnsaints.bandcamp.com/

She's So

Tyburn Saints  "A Season to Define Us" 

With the Night in Our Eyes, the new album from New York band, Tyburn Saints was recorded by Ian Love (Rival Schools) in Brooklyn, NY and produced with Grammy award winner Guy Massey (Beatles, Manic Street Preachers, Depeche Mode, Spiritualized and The Chameleons) in London. It will be released by Balaclava Records out of São Paulo, Brazil.
Tyburn Saints fully embrace the sonic landscapes of shoegaze and dream-pop, with blankets of warmth ushered in by Cocteau Twins-esque guitars (similar also to LSD and the Search for God or The Bethany Curve) juxtaposed against the intelligible, meaningful vocals of lead singer Johnny Gimenez. He still has a voice comparable to Nick Cave or Stephen Merritt, though at times it comes through with much more aplomb and command like David Bowie.
The album is best played loud and wouldn’t be out of place on a Greg Araki movie. The stylistic choices made resemble some sort of lost B-side to an obscure new-wave/post-punk band.
Gimenez’s vocals rush by like a drive through the city at night, bottles tossed out the window. And that’s what this album feels like: night tales. These Brooklynites reside in a mecca once known for producing unique musical and avant-garde acts. The original days of no-wave might be over, but Tyburn Saints, along with other acts like Pop.1280 and The Men, are embracing past sounds and the seedy nature accompanied with acts long gone. You get a feel for their home with their music. All those times of hazy appearances, mistakes made, and sleepless nights…

“…gothed-out ballads that slither”  “…there’s more history clinging to the shadows. I find some heavy Scott Walker/ Ian Curtis moods/cleverness, with more than a healthy amount of Nick Cave references, too  - jack rabid, big takeover magazine issue 70

 “The band, creates cinematic soundscapes of surf rock and post punk with a haunting, early 80′s-style detached sound simliar to The Cure, U2, Psychedelic Furs and Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.”   -indie rock café: Bands on the Radar

www.tyburnsaints.com
www.facebook.com/tyburnsaints
http://soundcloud.com/tyburnsaints
http://tyburnsaints.bandcamp.com/

A Season To Define Us

With The Night In Our Eyes

2011 Single for "The Luckiest Girl on The Lower East Side" Original Soundtrack: 
http://www.theluckiestgirlmovie.com/
Recorded by Brian Goss and Ian Love (Rival Schools). Produced by Goss/Love/TS

You don't send for me, I send for you

From the EP "You and I in Heaven" Released 3/27/12
http://teamclermont.com/roster/12402/tyburn-saints

Broken Bottles

Tyburn Saints
"You and I in Heaven."
Available on itunes
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/you-and-i-in-heaven-ep/id513388988

Team Clermont Press Release: http://ymlp.com/z5v6Ny
Reviews:

“…gothed-out ballads that slither”  “…there’s more history clinging to the shadows. I find some heavy Scott Walker/ Ian Curtis moods/cleverness, with more than a healthy amount of Nick Cave references, too. It’s not a rip-off, it’s something else you might be able to dig. And I do. Dig it like a grave, baby.”
- jack rabid, big takeover magazine

"...the record evokes influences from rock bands from the "peak of the 80s, like U2 and The Cure... while title track "You and I in Heaven" referencesimilar 80s pop-goth vibe, its overall spirit leans more towards Bowie/Psychedelic Furs elements." - Dave Cromwell / The Deli Magazine

"Influences are myriad, but not slavishly aped, covering post rock to classic 80s gothic pop to Nick Cave at his most operatic, but Gimenez’s own deep, baritone rumble is distinctive enough, and the songs original enough, to make comparisons spurious. Simply put, Tyburn Saints are one powerful proposition – you’d do well to dip in and have yourself a little listen." - Mad Mackerel UK

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Last time I sing for you

You and I in Heaven

Bass Lime

You could call Tyburn Saints' genre of haunting and maudlin rock "death indie." Following in the steps of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (circa Let Love In) before them (lead singer Johnny Gimenez even sounds like the love child of Cave and Joy Division's Ian Curtis), their music is dark, dark, dark. With a set list full of murder ballads, the Saints lull you into a false sense of security while their lyrics are a bit more sinister.
- Brett Ackerman for Unveiled Arts

 It sounds like the theme tune to a slasher film written by Nick Cave. With the extravagantly moustachio'd Johnny Gimenez's deep tenor reaching the parts other voices cannot reach it could well be the sexiest serial killer based love song ever written.
-The Devil has the best tuna UK

"Surf Rock might sound like California, but only Brooklyn could churn out the Psychedelic Surf Rock sound of the Tyburn Saints."
- Chris Brach

Contact
Tyburnsaints@gmail.com

Tyburn Saints Are:
Johnny Gimenez: Vocals & Guitars
Chappy: Keys
Justin Lomery (ChameleonsVox, Jesse Malin): Guitar & Vocals
Wilmac McCormack: Bass Guitar
Micky Savage: Drums


You'll Get Nothing

Tyburn Saints

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