Sabrosa Purr
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| Sabrosa Purr | |
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| Origin | Los Angeles, California, United States |
| Genres | Alternative rock Indie rock |
| Years active | 2004 - present |
| Labels | Violet Room Records, RCRD LBL, Dangerbird Records |
| Website | http://www.MySpace.com/SabrosaPurr/ |
| Members | |
| Will Love Jeff Mendel Mahsa Zargaran Victoria Mordoch |
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Sabrosa Purr are a band from Los Angeles, California. They released their self-produced début EP, Music from the Violet Room on Dangerbird Records. The album was #6 on BAGeL Radio's list of the best albums of 2005.[1] The follow-up Volaras EP was released on June 26, 2009. Their full-length album, To the Crickets and the Ghosts, is scheduled for release in summer 2011; it was produced by Tracy Chisholm (Stone Temple Pilots, Belly, Scott Weiland, Devics).
The line-up consists of Will Love (vocals/guitar), Jeff Mendel (lead guitar), Mahsa Zargaran (drums), and Victoria Mordoch (bass guitar). They have performed a residency at Spaceland and have played on bills with Burning Brides, Silversun Pickups, Cold War Kids, Devics, Pedestrian, Far, and The Revolution Smile. They served as an opening act for 30 Seconds to Mars on their tour supporting "A Beautiful Lie".
The band has toured the US and Japan.
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[edit] Discography
[edit] Singles, EP's and LP's
- Music From The Violet Room EP (Dangerbird Records/Violet Room Records)
- VICE Magazine CD Sampler
- Filter Magazine CD Sampler
- RCRD LBL Digital E.P. (Downtown Records/RCRD LBL)
- "Volaras EP" (Violet Room Records)
- To The Crickets and The Ghosts Full-length (Scheduled for Summer 2011)
[edit] On television
- The song "The Lovely People" was featured in a national advertising campaign for NBC's Medium
- The song "The Lovely People" was featured on MTV's The Hills
- The song "Fashion Kills" is featured in the motion picture "Janie Jones" starring Abigail Breslin and Elisabeth Shue.
