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London Egg
If you take The Beatles message of love and spirituality, The Stones sexual bravado, pair that up with The Who's musical forcefulness and DRAG IT THRU THE STREETS OF NEW YORK, that's pretty much the London Egg story.
THE REVIEWS ARE IN! ("In the Beginning", released 2006)
"London Egg's songs are strong and quite contagious. Maybe infectious. The standout song is "Turn On the Scene" with its anthemic march through a Dresden bombing raid-like mission to get you up on your feet. …At times I hear the Beatles production and energy. And positive, fun, and head-banging punch. … Call it revisited if you like, but it's here with a lot of power and movement. This ain’t your Daddy’s square emo music, so forget being sad.” Online Videos: In The Garden (Second Place Winner -"Next Gretsch Greats" contest, out of 879 bands worldwide): AIRPLAY! London Egg's "In The Garden" was voted #1 song on AtomRetro.com's Cosmic Empire internet radio station for 8 months straight. They are also regulars on FM98.5 CKWR Radio in Ontario Canada, Plastico Elastico 101.3/106 FM in Madrid, UIC Radio in Chicago, www.radio-indie-pop.com, Kerascene Music http://www.kerascene.com/music/radio/radio.htm, and http://www.modradiouk.net/ internet radio. They have also appeared on Fox network's Fearless Music TV show. London Egg are:
Editors contact: Natalie Woodson - Telephone: US+1 4342031893 / Email: londonegg@gmail.com
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"Mod Rocker Brothers with the "Brit-York Sound". After being hatched in their native NYC, the two brothers spent their early years playing in various rock bands individually and being influenced predominantly by 60's and 70's Classic British Bands (Beatles, The Who, The Stones, Kinks, Bowie amongst others). In 2004, they started writing songs together and found a unique sound emerging that contained musical elements both old and new. This is how they came to create their Mod Rocking, "Brit-York Sound". Recently adding drummer "Phyle" to the band in 2007 has solidified London Egg's musical attack.
"London Egg, a bit of Old Blighty in New York City, is making waves in the underground current. And the music is awesome. It’s like going back in time to swinging London or Manchester, watching The WHO and The Kinks. That low fidelity, driving, cymbal crashing dance beat that people are starved for makes them smile and have fun again. This is great. This is different. This is needed." 
