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Rosebud Choir

About Me

Tea Renepeky (Guitars and Vocals) first formed the band having met Harrison Lewis (Keyboards) in a Latvian brothel. (it is not yet clear if Harrison was there as a client or working there...well, AS A WOMAN!!!) They then enlisted Neil Rickarby (Bass) and Mark Wilkin (Drums) who had already met at a knitting competition on the Circle Line. Cocking a snoop at convention, the band like to push back the frontiers of western musical understanding, and eat scones.
Here's a review as it appeared in MUSICIAN, June '08 TUNEFUL RIFFOLOGY Rosebud Choir, God Shaped Hole The Cornish pop-rockers unleash a 13-track slab of guitar and drum hardware that's destined to blast its way straight between your ears. Rosebud Choir co-founders Tea Renepeky (vocals/guitar) and Harrison Lewis (keyboards) hooked up with Neil Rickarby (bass) and Mark Wilkin (drums), with the aim of securing a solid reputation for hard-edged yet tune-centred riffology. Home boasts excellent dynamics, shifting between scene-setting passages and raucous, Nirvana-like climaxes. That's What I Mean, meanwhile, uses chunky acoustics and feedback to fire up the tension and release factor. Intelligent and deceptively effective British rock fare.GOD SHAPED HOLE is now available on itunes.

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Member Since: 05/02/2007
Band Website: This is it!
Band Members: Tea Renepeky - Vocals & guitar, Neil Rickarby - Bass, Mark Wilkin - Drums, Harrison Lewis - Keyboards
Influences: Marie Osmond
Sounds Like: Rosebud Choir with a tiny bit of Marie Osmond folded over several times and jammed into the bottom left corner to stop the songs rattling about.
Record Label: Ribcage Records
Type of Label: Indie

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Rosebud Choir's experiments in communication

Comment posted to Sting's site 20th February 2007:Hi Sting, Many thanks for the request, but We already have very good bass player, however We may need some backing vocals in July. But We do need a dr...
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