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"On Mis-En-Scene"

Each part is fully present and enlivens the others without competing. Harmony! I almost forgot it was possible. - Rebecca Kosick, Rebecca for Moderns


"On Mis-En-Scene"

Worth a listen! - Ed Park, The Believer


"Press for Pensiero's Songwriting"

Pensiero is "really is doing her own thing, and the more you scratch about to define her roots, the farther away she gets get from you...a gift for making you believe that every word, every screaming noise, is real and true."
- Alan, Goldsmith, The Ann Arbor Observer


"Blog Buzz"

"Another delightful and largely unexpected surprise. "
- Wendell McKay, Clown's Death Rattle


Discography

Mis-En-Scene (LP)--2008
Mis-En-Scene (Special Edition with Metteur-En-Scene)--2008

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Bio

http://www.3ringsmedia.com/palmyra/

Four of the five members of Palmyra met in the same small town elementary school as children under the age of 10. While they didn't begin formally playing music together (outside of school band) until teenage years and didn't officially form Palmyra until 2007, Pensiero, Roebuck and Brothers Lango have a long history of creativity together. This is not to discount the electric contributions Michigan-native Karl Sturk, who has garnered the internal nickname of "Fresh New Rock N' Roll Feeling."

Pensiero began playing music seriously with Lango, Lango and Roebuck upon her return to the tri-state area from Ann Arbor, MI in 2006 . While rehearsing new material, she invited Sturk to join. In 2007, Palmyra was formed.

Gina Pensiero is a singer-songwriter whose other projects include Umberto and the Dumb and Ugly Club. Songs range from heartwrenching testimonial singer-songwriterish anthems to smart and snappy power pop tunes. Always original, the music finds roots in indie rock, riot-girl, pop and folk.
Sean and Jon Lango have musical backgrounds rooted in Jazz and theory. They are both involved in multiple New York City/North Jersey experimental jazz projects.
Karl Sturk is a guitarist and singer-songwriter whose previous groups include The Ambitious Brothers, The All Night Push and Dropjaw.
Kenny Roebuck adds his beautiful voice and smooth trumpet sounds to Palmyra.

Palmyra brings a lot of love to songs in the studio and a lot of fun to the stage. They have become known for their original work as well as eclectic covers ranging from Paula Abdul's "Straight Up" to Lil Kim's "Shut Up, Bitch."

Palmyra is working on a debut album called Mis-En-Scene. It will be released in early June, along with a special edition disk of extra material and remixes, at The Flux Factory.

The band is based in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn and Verona, NJ.