July What the Jenny Clinkscale band brought to the local scene was entertainment value The video includes a cameo by Adam Ant, Jen's mother and a hair bikini. Dear old mom gets catcalled by construction workers and Jen has no recourse but to take matters in hand. Harvey tribute band 60 Foot Queenie wasn't much of a departure from Jenny Clinkscale. You almost wouldn't expect Lindy Vision to hail from Albuquerque.
Visually they present a stunning and exotic image not normally associated with 'Burque or New Mexico for that matter. The three Cuylear sisters, Dorothy Dee-Dee vocalist, songwriter, keyboards.
Natasha Na - guitar,vocals and Carla - drums are strikingly beautiful in a head turning, jaw dropping sort-a-way.
Equal parts K-pop divas and new wave rave queens. Raised in Southern New Mexico now making their homes in Albuquerque. Disco beats for millennial shoegazers. A soundtrack for the debauched rave set. Stripped down intelligent synth pop loaded with sex appeal and danceable rhythms. Innocence pitted against the relentless need for a stimuli, be it sex, drugs, music.
Take Liz Phair's cocksure sexual self awareness, give it a garage punk beat, filter it through the experiences of a young Chicana growing up in Denver, before being abruptly uprooted to Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mx She's a unique musical bi-product of clashing cultures, who rages against the machine with rancor and honesty.
