Bad Off, The

At the top of this 2008 year, the compelling full length debut from New
Orleans own raw, rough, and sparkly darlings The Bad Off, was released.
'Ladyday' quickly stroked and finessed the Crescent City press and its
audience would soon be steeped in somethin' New from Now Orleans.

Come On...They got a song with the refrain "show how to move on the
hotline"  One Part; Keith Hajjar, Brian Berthiaume, Daniel Lauricella,
Erik Corveaux. Two Parts; Hook and Melody. One Shake; Panache. The
result, a dish called success, best served hot!  The four members of the
band, with verve and whack, parlay the stylings of street Life, alleys,
summertime, nighttime, lovers, and more street Life., ..... just right.

                Since October of 2004, it's tightly wound blend of hard, bombastic
swagger ala70's rock and roll has turned heads and volume knobs way up.
With strong live performances, the numbers and attendance at shows; the
2005 EP release 'Twilite in Eclipse' showed The Bad Off as a force
majeure.  However, the very sudden and beautiful transition of New
Orleans would take precedence for the band members and their audience.
The 2008 follow up 'Ladyday',  earned multiple features in New Orleans
Gambit Weekly and CUE Magazine, Antigravity Magazine, and a dazzling
online cult following that includes hackmyspace.com/TBOMF.
The Bad Off were recently asked to lend their sophisticated and
progressive sound for the  WTUL compilation songs from the basement
volume6.  Confident and New Orleans proud, they have been a first pick
for many venues and promoters as support for the National Circuit
touring the SouthEast.

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