Flesh Tetris
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FEB
15
2020
London, United Kingdom
The Dublin Castle
I Was There
JAN
24
2020
London, United Kingdom
Hope & Anchor
I Was There
JUL
20
2019
Camden, London, UNITED KINGDOM
Electrowerkz
I Was There
JUN
02
2019
London, United Kingdom
Camden Rocks Festival
I Was There
JUN
01
2019
London, United Kingdom
Camden Rocks Festival
I Was There
MAY
31
2019
Wareham, United Kingdom
Alices Wicked Tea Party
I Was There
JAN
19
2019
London, United Kingdom
Dublin Castle
I Was There
DEC
16
2018
London, United Kingdom
Dublin Castle
I Was There
AUG
11
2018
London, United Kingdom
Water Rats
I Was There
JAN
20
2018
Camden, United Kingdom
The Dublin Castle
I Was There
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About Flesh Tetris
Citing diverse influences including 10cc, B-52's, Liars, Nina Hagen, X-Ray Spex, Sparks, Minty, Ian Dury & The Blockheads, Roxy Music and Death from Above 1979, the band mix bubblegum and brains with a huge dose of tin foil weirdness to create unique mixed-vocal synthpop, ready for whatever discos are left after the apocalypse. There’s an acid-tone here mixed into humour, a ton of fizzing energy and a huge dose of glammed up melody to sweeten the deal.
Flesh Tetris are Andy Heintz (vocals and synths), Eva Menon (vocals and synths), Karen Bell (vocals, synths, theramin), Andy Duke (bass and FX) and Jez Miller (drums). The quintet formed in 2017 when many of the members met, as Duke puts it, “At a Russ Meyer filmathon in London”, where Heintz’s 'Logan’s Run' t-shirt sparked a conversation. Meanwhile, Heintz and Bell had already been introduced at a mutual friend, Tony’s, funeral. “One night there was a flash of light and Tony appeared,” says Bell, “and said ‘you must start kinky sci-fi band together’". Heintz and Miller had played together in bands before (most recently The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing), as had Menon and Duke. The five friends bonded in pubs and on dancefloors across the next year before they inevitably found themselves in a rehearsal space, where they found their combined sonic skills opened portals into extremely odd dimensions.
Heintz says the band has four strict rules:
1. It mustn’t sound like anyone else around
2. It has to be fun
3. No guitars = no guitar solos… let it be synth and FX driven
4. Boy /Girl vox … none of that shouty angry man stuff
Anyone who has attended one of the band’s infamous live shows will know just how effective a policy this has been. He explains further: “We wanted a human drummer as it gives the whole thing a more dynamic energy… like a cyborg as opposed to a robot,” he says. “The longer we've been together the camper it has become.”
The band’s debut album, which follows a low-key digital-only EP released in 2018, was produced by Brian O’Shaughnessy, who had handled recording duties on both Primal Scream’s classic ‘Screamadelica’, but also The Firm’s novelty 1980s smash ‘Star Trekin’. It’s not a huge leap to say the sound of Flesh Tetris lands somewhere between the two. “It’s a cliche but we wanted an accurate representation of Flesh Tetris’s live sound” says Duke of the album, “Big, Dynamic, Quirky, Melodic and Fun with a dark underbelly.”
Website:
http://www.fleshtetris.com
Flesh Tetris are Andy Heintz (vocals and synths), Eva Menon (vocals and synths), Karen Bell (vocals, synths, theramin), Andy Duke (bass and FX) and Jez Miller (drums). The quintet formed in 2017 when many of the members met, as Duke puts it, “At a Russ Meyer filmathon in London”, where Heintz’s 'Logan’s Run' t-shirt sparked a conversation. Meanwhile, Heintz and Bell had already been introduced at a mutual friend, Tony’s, funeral. “One night there was a flash of light and Tony appeared,” says Bell, “and said ‘you must start kinky sci-fi band together’". Heintz and Miller had played together in bands before (most recently The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing), as had Menon and Duke. The five friends bonded in pubs and on dancefloors across the next year before they inevitably found themselves in a rehearsal space, where they found their combined sonic skills opened portals into extremely odd dimensions.
Heintz says the band has four strict rules:
1. It mustn’t sound like anyone else around
2. It has to be fun
3. No guitars = no guitar solos… let it be synth and FX driven
4. Boy /Girl vox … none of that shouty angry man stuff
Anyone who has attended one of the band’s infamous live shows will know just how effective a policy this has been. He explains further: “We wanted a human drummer as it gives the whole thing a more dynamic energy… like a cyborg as opposed to a robot,” he says. “The longer we've been together the camper it has become.”
The band’s debut album, which follows a low-key digital-only EP released in 2018, was produced by Brian O’Shaughnessy, who had handled recording duties on both Primal Scream’s classic ‘Screamadelica’, but also The Firm’s novelty 1980s smash ‘Star Trekin’. It’s not a huge leap to say the sound of Flesh Tetris lands somewhere between the two. “It’s a cliche but we wanted an accurate representation of Flesh Tetris’s live sound” says Duke of the album, “Big, Dynamic, Quirky, Melodic and Fun with a dark underbelly.”
Website:
http://www.fleshtetris.com
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Hometown:
London, United Kingdom
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Send a request to Flesh Tetris to play in your city
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$25.0 USD
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$45.0 USD
Rainbow T-Shirt
$30.0 USD
Circle Beanie
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concerts and tour dates
Past
FEB
15
2020
London, United Kingdom
The Dublin Castle
I Was There
JAN
24
2020
London, United Kingdom
Hope & Anchor
I Was There
JUL
20
2019
Camden, London, UNITED KINGDOM
Electrowerkz
I Was There
JUN
02
2019
London, United Kingdom
Camden Rocks Festival
I Was There
JUN
01
2019
London, United Kingdom
Camden Rocks Festival
I Was There
MAY
31
2019
Wareham, United Kingdom
Alices Wicked Tea Party
I Was There
JAN
19
2019
London, United Kingdom
Dublin Castle
I Was There
DEC
16
2018
London, United Kingdom
Dublin Castle
I Was There
AUG
11
2018
London, United Kingdom
Water Rats
I Was There
JAN
20
2018
Camden, United Kingdom
The Dublin Castle
I Was There
Show More Dates
About Flesh Tetris
Citing diverse influences including 10cc, B-52's, Liars, Nina Hagen, X-Ray Spex, Sparks, Minty, Ian Dury & The Blockheads, Roxy Music and Death from Above 1979, the band mix bubblegum and brains with a huge dose of tin foil weirdness to create unique mixed-vocal synthpop, ready for whatever discos are left after the apocalypse. There’s an acid-tone here mixed into humour, a ton of fizzing energy and a huge dose of glammed up melody to sweeten the deal.
Flesh Tetris are Andy Heintz (vocals and synths), Eva Menon (vocals and synths), Karen Bell (vocals, synths, theramin), Andy Duke (bass and FX) and Jez Miller (drums). The quintet formed in 2017 when many of the members met, as Duke puts it, “At a Russ Meyer filmathon in London”, where Heintz’s 'Logan’s Run' t-shirt sparked a conversation. Meanwhile, Heintz and Bell had already been introduced at a mutual friend, Tony’s, funeral. “One night there was a flash of light and Tony appeared,” says Bell, “and said ‘you must start kinky sci-fi band together’". Heintz and Miller had played together in bands before (most recently The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing), as had Menon and Duke. The five friends bonded in pubs and on dancefloors across the next year before they inevitably found themselves in a rehearsal space, where they found their combined sonic skills opened portals into extremely odd dimensions.
Heintz says the band has four strict rules:
1. It mustn’t sound like anyone else around
2. It has to be fun
3. No guitars = no guitar solos… let it be synth and FX driven
4. Boy /Girl vox … none of that shouty angry man stuff
Anyone who has attended one of the band’s infamous live shows will know just how effective a policy this has been. He explains further: “We wanted a human drummer as it gives the whole thing a more dynamic energy… like a cyborg as opposed to a robot,” he says. “The longer we've been together the camper it has become.”
The band’s debut album, which follows a low-key digital-only EP released in 2018, was produced by Brian O’Shaughnessy, who had handled recording duties on both Primal Scream’s classic ‘Screamadelica’, but also The Firm’s novelty 1980s smash ‘Star Trekin’. It’s not a huge leap to say the sound of Flesh Tetris lands somewhere between the two. “It’s a cliche but we wanted an accurate representation of Flesh Tetris’s live sound” says Duke of the album, “Big, Dynamic, Quirky, Melodic and Fun with a dark underbelly.”
Website:
http://www.fleshtetris.com
Flesh Tetris are Andy Heintz (vocals and synths), Eva Menon (vocals and synths), Karen Bell (vocals, synths, theramin), Andy Duke (bass and FX) and Jez Miller (drums). The quintet formed in 2017 when many of the members met, as Duke puts it, “At a Russ Meyer filmathon in London”, where Heintz’s 'Logan’s Run' t-shirt sparked a conversation. Meanwhile, Heintz and Bell had already been introduced at a mutual friend, Tony’s, funeral. “One night there was a flash of light and Tony appeared,” says Bell, “and said ‘you must start kinky sci-fi band together’". Heintz and Miller had played together in bands before (most recently The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing), as had Menon and Duke. The five friends bonded in pubs and on dancefloors across the next year before they inevitably found themselves in a rehearsal space, where they found their combined sonic skills opened portals into extremely odd dimensions.
Heintz says the band has four strict rules:
1. It mustn’t sound like anyone else around
2. It has to be fun
3. No guitars = no guitar solos… let it be synth and FX driven
4. Boy /Girl vox … none of that shouty angry man stuff
Anyone who has attended one of the band’s infamous live shows will know just how effective a policy this has been. He explains further: “We wanted a human drummer as it gives the whole thing a more dynamic energy… like a cyborg as opposed to a robot,” he says. “The longer we've been together the camper it has become.”
The band’s debut album, which follows a low-key digital-only EP released in 2018, was produced by Brian O’Shaughnessy, who had handled recording duties on both Primal Scream’s classic ‘Screamadelica’, but also The Firm’s novelty 1980s smash ‘Star Trekin’. It’s not a huge leap to say the sound of Flesh Tetris lands somewhere between the two. “It’s a cliche but we wanted an accurate representation of Flesh Tetris’s live sound” says Duke of the album, “Big, Dynamic, Quirky, Melodic and Fun with a dark underbelly.”
Website:
http://www.fleshtetris.com
Show More
Hometown:
London, United Kingdom
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