Editorial Reviews The first three songs Desdamona recorded for Corrupted Flowers: 14, Sorry 4 U and Ego, netted Industrial Honey invitations to play in Maverick Records’ unsigned band showcases, to perform in the 2002 Minneapolis Heart & Soul Charity Fundraiser series, and won Desdamona a grant to take her band to Europe and create a documentary film of the experience (summer 2002).
About the Artist
Desdamona (Tisha) Racheli started her musical career in Berlin, Germany, playing the club scene with blues bands. She studied bass and piano formally when she moved to Los Angeles, and toured nationally with Grammy nominated metal guitarist Tony MacAlpine, Ingwe Malmsteen drummer Mike Terrana, and Dayspring/Sparrow artists Rachel Rachel. Desdamona played in Dame Edna’s Talk Show band and acted in the Ordway Musical Theatre’s production of Buddy (Holly). While finishing Corrupted Flowers in the spring of 2002, Desdamona would run off to rehearse and play Jacek, the bassist, in Outward Spiral Theater’s (Minneapolis) hit production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch.
Album Description
Indie-pop-alt-rock-math-emo... Quirky, witty lyrics and solid guitar/bass driven alternative rock. Album motto is when life sucks (and it sometimes does), plant flowers.
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Corrupted Flowers
Industrial Honey Manufacturer: Little Yellow Bastard Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
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ASIN: B000067P3H Release Date: 2002-06-04 |
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Indie-pop-alt-rock-math-emo... Quirky, witty lyrics and solid guitar/bass driven alternative rock. Album motto is when life sucks (and it sometimes does), plant flowers.Music:
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