big bang tv

The saying goes that a camel is a horse made by committee.

The physique of a horse is a testament to symmetry; a delicate balance of power and grace.

Camels, on the other hand, serve as a holy reminder that God is a weirdo.

Big Bang TV is what happens when four people who can't agree on anything try to make music. Matt is a singer/songwriter, Scott is a hip/hop DJ and producer, Joe is a metal drummer turned electronic musician, Andrea's last gig was playing accordion for a folk trio.

I say "tuh-mey-toh," he says "tuh-mah-toh," he says "tuh-mey-ter," she says "Fuck you all--it's ketchup." Let's call the whole thing … rock?

Frantic, post-punk guitars stumble in and out of pools of atari synth and turntable chirps. Male/female vocals lazily dance around each other before being swept up by a driving break beat and booming bass.

It’s music that is both catchy and complex, intimate and epic, comforting yet a little creepy.

There are a million horses out there. A million bands with matching outfits; skinny kids with skinny jeans; four heads of identically fucked up hair. Four million horses telling you exactly what they think you want to hear.

Call us when you want to explore the desert.