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Nectar-drunken Summer Pop, Octane-overdriven Lunar Rock, Midnight Pin-drop Haiku Jazz and Candle-powered Protest Folk. FLUTTERBOX is Flower-core and Road-trip-hop and Avant-bard and Emo-lark, all in one Aerodynamic Duo: siren-songstress JANINE NICHOLS and bassist-laureate NEILL CARDINAL FURIO.
Photo by Ted Di Ottavio
NEXT UP
- RETURN OF FLUTTERBOX! SPRING of LUCKY '13 WATCH THIS SPACE
- SUNNY'S BAR, Red Hook, Bklyn Sat Nov 19 8-10pm with violinist Charlie Burnham
- HOWL! Festival Benefit Wed Oct 12
- CAKESHOP with Emily Rubin, author of STALINA Wed May 18
- DIXON PLACE Tues Jan 25 6-8pm Book party for Emily Rubin's STALINA
- THE DELANCEY Mon Sept 27 8pm
- DUMBO ARTS FESTIVAL, Sun Sept 26 2pm Buzzito's Cafe at the Fulton Landing
- HOWL HELP Benefit for The Actors' Fund/Howl Help! Fri Sept 24 Theatre 80 St. Mark's
- THE STONE Tues July 27 8pm
- TRIBECA Y Sat May 8: Opening for Harriet Tubman "Om Supreme"
Bass and Voice, That's All
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Reviews
"Experimental ... fruits ...." – TimeOut NY (July 2010)
"Jawdroppingly gorgeous" – The Wire (UK/March 2010)
"Luminous" – The Village Voice (Jan 2010)
“Delicate and edgy. A sublime treat.” – Nick Cave
“Comparisons evaporate.” – Beth Orton
"Janine is one of the greatest singers I've ever heard and Neill is one of the greatest songwriters I've ever come across." – Terry Adams, NRBQ
"Tuli may have been the funnier Fug, but FlutterBox unpacked a luminous rendition of his loveliest melody, Morning, Morning." – Richard Gehr, Sounds of the City, Village Voice (2010)
"Once you hear a song like "Whoops Wrong Daisy," it's hard to recall that you've had decades of life before it came on board. ... There's an electricity in hearing something this good near its beginnings." – David Greenberger, Metroland (2008)
“One of the most unusual and enchanting shows I’ve seen this year. ... Something novel is in the air.” – Jim Macnie, The Village Voice (March 07)
“... You’d never forget this pair: A voice-bass duo that banks on improvisation while trusting in the power of an unadorned melody.” – Jim Macnie, The Village Voice (May 07)
“Well-read ... lyrical ... stripped-down ... ethereal.” – Woodstock Times
“Avant enough for John Zorn ... but pop enough for kids.” – Flavorpill
"Original, unusual tunes." – The New Yorker (Yes, The New Yorker)
"Man, Flutterbox is great." – Bill Frisell
"Jawdroppingly gorgeous" – The Wire (UK/March 2010)
"Luminous" – The Village Voice (Jan 2010)
“Delicate and edgy. A sublime treat.” – Nick Cave
“Comparisons evaporate.” – Beth Orton
"Janine is one of the greatest singers I've ever heard and Neill is one of the greatest songwriters I've ever come across." – Terry Adams, NRBQ
"Tuli may have been the funnier Fug, but FlutterBox unpacked a luminous rendition of his loveliest melody, Morning, Morning." – Richard Gehr, Sounds of the City, Village Voice (2010)
"Once you hear a song like "Whoops Wrong Daisy," it's hard to recall that you've had decades of life before it came on board. ... There's an electricity in hearing something this good near its beginnings." – David Greenberger, Metroland (2008)
“One of the most unusual and enchanting shows I’ve seen this year. ... Something novel is in the air.” – Jim Macnie, The Village Voice (March 07)
“... You’d never forget this pair: A voice-bass duo that banks on improvisation while trusting in the power of an unadorned melody.” – Jim Macnie, The Village Voice (May 07)
“Well-read ... lyrical ... stripped-down ... ethereal.” – Woodstock Times
“Avant enough for John Zorn ... but pop enough for kids.” – Flavorpill
"Original, unusual tunes." – The New Yorker (Yes, The New Yorker)
"Man, Flutterbox is great." – Bill Frisell