Artist description Lunar Plexus is a place where electronica meets organica; a sci-fi cocktail of clever, captivating songs with a B-movie twist. *WINNERS* of the ‘99 Boston Phoenix/WFNX 101.7 Best Music Poll for “Best Electronica Act”, nominated by the ‘99 Kahlua Boston Music Awards for “Outstanding New Rock Band”, and selected to play the ‘99 WBCN 104.1 Rumble are only a few of the reasons why Lunar Plexus and their unique super:::swank tripno:::pop sound are becoming one of the rising stars in Boston.

Music Style Swanky Electronic Pop, Rock, modern, sensual, futuristic

Musical Influences Electronica, Trip-Hop, Funk, Rock, Alternative, Dance, electro, house, trance, electronica, the 80's

Similar Artists Electronic, Luscious Jackson, Cibo Matto, Garbage, Stereolab, Portishead, Propellerheads, Lamb, Komeda, Beck, Air, Moloko, Bjork, Esthero, St. Etienne, Mono, Ruby

Group Members Dante Ferrarini(Songs, Guitars, Keyboards, Samples) Dustin DiTommaso(Bass) Gregg Irick(Drums) Karen Ellis(Songs, Vocals)

Instruments Macs, MOTU hdwr & sftwr, JP8000, K2000, Quasi-Midi Rave, Eventide, Bogner, Mesa-Boogie, Fender, JerryJones Bari, Sonor, etc. etc.

Albums Sweeter EP (1997), Uchu Rokku Bando (2000)

Press Reviews "They won't say it... but there's something overtly sexual about Lunar Plexus" (Soundcheck Magazine) "Sounds like a brontosaurus dancing at a disco in Berlin"(The Music Paper, USA) “This is music versatile enough for a martini party, a lazy Sunday morning, or kicking your ass when cranked!"(Slang! Music Catalog) “Lunar Plexus were my discovery of the week. They're the first local band I've heard who combine the appeal of electronic pop (cool computerized backdrops, sultry female singer) with aggressive rock guitar and a hard-driving rhythm section.”(Brett Milano, Boston Phoenix, MA)

Additional Info Start A Revolution/Vicious Cycle DBL Single (99)

Location Boston, MA - USA

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