Oct 30, 2008 • 1 min read

Blonde Acid Cult

New York rock band Blonde Acid Cult, praised by NME as the most exciting New York band in five years, are highlighted for their 90s British rock sound and live shows.

Paying a helluva lot of debt to Primal Scream, Blonde Acid Cult are a New York rock band that have marked a great 2008 so far by reeling in some bubbling reviews at this year's CMJ Marathon. Witty and outspoken in interviews, they ply a sound that's essentially a reincarnation of a number of 90's British rock bands, helped by a lead singer similar in both looks and brashness to the Scream's Bobby Gillespie. Described by the NME as the "the most exciting band to come out of NY in 5 years", they're worth checking out live and online, but by no means match up to that tag yet.

www.myspace.com/blondeacidcult

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