Geographer with French Miami and Miles the DJ (Popscene)

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Geographer

Voted one of SPIN Magazine's "Three Undiscovered Bands You Need to Hear Now"

"Tailor-made for your own personal late-night dance party" -SPIN Magazine
Creating the perfect storm with an 80s electronica Nintendo taboo along side beautifully strung cello (Nathan Blaz), the combination akin to groups we've fallen head-over-heels before, particularly like that of diversified groups such as Paper Route, who we were lucky to catch earlier this year. The electronica / acoustic combination is thrilling in itself, but to catch Mike Deni's vocals seals the deal.
-Music Under Fire

"Infectious and smooth as silk" -The Deli SF

"Deni's voice, soothing and versatile, might remind some rock audiences of Radiohead's Thom Yorke on muscle relaxers...a celestial experience from start to finish." -Lumino Magazine

http://www.tricycle-records.com/artists/geographer/

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French Miami

"San Fran psychopaths craft skull-collapsing post-punk, wiry (and Wire-y) guitars twitching over steady chugging rhythms." - Rolling Stone

"Art Rock trio, French Miami, have wowed San Francisco with their jagged guitar riffs and throbbing synths. The gritty style is irresistibly catchy and their boisterous live performances have earned them a reputation as a local favorite." - CMJ

"Their electric kool-aid post-punk is stilted by Telecasters winding up the same kind of prickly riffs that bands like Battles and Fiasco usually turn into proggy freak outs, but instead of going all aggro, French Miami end up sounding like a Guy Picciotto band that wouldn't need SPF1000 at the beach." - RCRD LBL

http://www.myspace.com/mrfrenchmiami

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Miles the DJ (Live 105)

http://live105.radio.com/shows/miles/

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Link

http://www.milksf.com