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NEXT SHOW:

Friday, Dec,21
at SOUTHPAW 9pm
125 5th ave. , Brooklyn, NY

with AKACOD, http://www.myspace.com/akacod (feat. Dana Colley (sax) of
MORPHINE, & the deep, soulful, occasionally PJ Harvey-esque vocals
of Monique Ortiz)

"Local trio UnderSea eXplosion plays darkly cinematic, catchy garage rock with more than a little Jim Morrison thrown into the mix."

--TIME OUT NY

"Local trio Undersea Explosion plays darkly cinematic,catchy garage rock with more than a little Jim Morrison thrown into the mix."– TimeOut NY 8/5/04

“Powerful guitars and epic lyrics mixed with a shot of Cramps-esque rockabilly is what Undersea Explosion sounds like … I for one will be looking for a full-length release whenever they get around to it.They also want to migrate to Sealand which is awesome.– Logophobic..com 2/7/05

“ Dark, deceiving, and somewhat evil sounds are what seem to be lurching in the speakers of Undersea Explosion's music.Timeout NYC says "darkly cinematic,catchy garage rock with more than a little Jim Morrison thrown into the mix",but they seem to resemble more of a goth rock tinge that I once heard in bands like The Sisters of Mercy and The Cult.”
--Crashinin.com 3/7/05

"...a little PJ Harvey (honorary new yorker),Lou Reed,Television,Patti Smith...I really like it!! Cool production which kind of reminds me of early Cult or Southern Death Cult)."--Jen Daunt -Dauntless Music 12/2/04

“Their brooding, elegiac songs hauntingly recall everyone from Joy Division to the Velvet Underground, Dylan and the Doors, while maintaining a burgeoning identity all their own. The perfect soundtrack for late night madnesses, Undersea Explosion are what will be playing on your iPod as you begin your descent into hell. Onwards to the fire then.” --Nevin Martell, Critic for Flaunt Magazine and Author of Dave Matthews Band:Music for the People and Beck:The Art of Mutation 3/10/05

“I think you guys are the fucking hot sauce. I really want you guys to play the room very soon.” –-Doug DeFalco,Southpaw ,Brooklyn,NY 3/5/05

"Undersea Explosion's debut borrows a page from the seedy book of NY basement rock, echoing Television's visceral rockabilly -- that is, if Television were fronted by a restrained version of Glenn Danzig. They lurk inside humanity's boiler room, meshing gangster pathos with occasional bursts of cabaret saxophone...the castanet-filled "Where We Live" stands in stark contrast with Undersea's overall metier, going so far pop-ward as to swipe a familiar chord structure from "Save Tonight". Eagle-Eye Cherry, of all people! The band scores another memorable moment with the guitar-driven, key-changing "Bottom Of The River", which sports delayed guitar, a taut bass line, and a memorably Stooge-ian chorus: "Death die don't die at the bottom of the river / I can finally breathe at the bottom of the river." It's their strongest song, and will hopefully serve as the blueprint for future efforts.”
-- James Laczkowski, Splendidzine.com 4/20/05

"Not that (Jim) Paul sounds mean or threatening; it's more like he's the aural equivalent of one of those guys who walks the street carrying a sign that says, "The end is nigh!" He just conveys a feeling that he knows something that you don't. And although he's talking, he's really not telling. At least he's not giving the unencrypted truth. By the time you figure it out, it's too late for you! USX tap into the spirit of various other NYC bands, mostly long gone ones like the Velvet Underground"
--Kevin Wierzbicki, Rocknworld.com