Artist description The Flinch are a high enery, well crafted song writing machine capable of putting on a great show to complement their great songs. Take the best hook oriented bands of our times (The Beatles, Beach Boys, Weezer, XTC, Elvis Costello), and mix them with some of the great live acts of our time (The Who, Cheap Trick) and you'll start to get the idea of what the Flinch are about.

Music Style Alternative Rock

Musical Influences Beatles, Beach Boys, Elvis Costello, XTC, Weezer, Superdrag, Cheap Trick

Artist History One of Atlanta’s favorite bands, the Flinch, are on the forefront of what modern rock should sound like. They dare tread where others eventually follow them. Their tremendous, high-energy stage shows only come second to the tasteful hooks in their songs. From influences like Elvis Costello, XTC, the Beatles and the Smiths come the most important pop songs since

Group Members Hannibal Heredia-Guitars, Vocals Ted Lee-Guitars, Vocals John Heredia-Drums Mims Rogers-Bass

Instruments Guitars, Keyboards, Bass, Drums

Albums Naranja (1997), Tocadisco (1998)

Press Reviews March 25th 1999 - Enigma, Chattanooga, TN The Flinch - Clever Songs from a Band That Rocks The Flinch is a four-piece outfit from Atlanta who perform an edgy, melodic strain of Rock complete with New Wave panache and old school volume. The band who celebrates its fifth anniversary this Spring, consists of vocalist-guitarist Hannibal Heredia, guitarist Theodore Lee, bassist P. Mims Rogers and drummer John Heredia. They were originally known locally as Atticus Flinch before signing to Centennial Records in 1996. With two acclaimed albums to their credit, the Flinch are shopping for a new label while preparing for their third record. The band’s affection for smart, energetic rock and roll hearkens back to singer Hannibal Heredia and his brother John’s experiences in college bands in Auburn during the late ‘80s.

Location Atlanta, GA - USA

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