Eat Sugar want you to know that they are a rock band, but you might need to reevaluate what you’ve come to think that is. Find yourself at one of their shows and you'll hear electronics, but you won’t see a laptop - nothing prerecorded or sampled, only dudes laying into their instruments like their lives depend on it. You'll also notice that by freeing themselves from the tyranny of the guitar, the band has opened up a world of ways to forgo the familiar while still rocking out. Their two
Eat Sugar want you to know that they are a rock band, but you might need to reevaluate what you’ve come to think that is. Find yourself at one of their shows and you'll hear electronics, but you won’t see a laptop - nothing prerecorded or sampled, only dudes laying into their instruments like their lives depend on it. You'll also notice that by freeing themselves from the tyranny of the guitar, the band has opened up a world of ways to forgo the familiar while still rocking out. Their two critically acclaimed self-released EPs have received praise from Artrocker Magazine and landed them a spot as Spin's Artist of The Day as they've rocked stages everywhere from New York to London to the wilds of Arkansas. Combining a classic Post-Punk drive with a modern Electro sheen, Eat Sugar are coming soon to a dark, sweaty club near you. Bring your dancing shoes.
