Lounge

This modern, local band has an EP spotlighting some of their new tracks. Shock of Pleasure is a refreshingly cool shock of pleasure.

The two creators, Ricki Derek and Nick Gibbons, will be doing the best acts from the past 10 years joined by a swinging 7-piece band.

Leonard Cohen sings and recites to an intimate setting at Nokia Theatre Friday night.

The duo delivers a stunning soundtrack for an evening of elegance and/or decadence.

The Reverend's side project is a great success.

Find performance videos from the bands' show at the Granada Theater.

Look out for their new album probably later this year.

It's also about time we reviewed this lovely local electro-lounge mix.

Read the PegNews review of Hi-Fi Stereo from September 2007 (link inside).

Like your blues dirty and your Hammond B-3 sleazy? This is the band for you.

Dallas best (only?) electro-lounge group, the Shock of Pleasure, will be playing live during Lex and Terry's show.

Fundraising event will feature legendary singer and TV/film star.

Crisp and cool, more jazzy than bit-popy, calm and electrifying.

Like a skanky version of the McGuire sisters.

I am both shocked and pleasured.

Quoth the Rev, "That's right, as soon as we get the band a new name, we will slap it onto the album cover and release the CD, which has 18 tracks on it and over an hours worth of music."

Homey-but-upscale dining, a dose of holiday alterna-lounge, and a nightcap of smoky jazz.

Shibboleth said, "Let there be new songs!" And then there were.