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Cheetah Whores wear their musical hearts on their sleeve while combining
70’s punk, 60’s R&B, psychedelic sounds and good old rock and roll.
Cheetah Whores have been rockin' the Rochester, NY music scene since early 2006.
Check out our Wrong Turn 4 soundtrack tune!
Cheetah Whores have been rockin' the Rochester, NY music scene since early 2006.
Check out our Wrong Turn 4 soundtrack tune!
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Cheetah Whores
debut album
Bang Bang Baby is here!
debut album
Bang Bang Baby is here!
Our soul and our sister and our dark angel, Shalonda Simpson - PEARL was taken from us. She was killed August 23, 2007, walkin' home from a night out with the band....... she is with us always. In her memory we are bound and we rock and roll.
Cheetah Whores made the cover of Rochester, New York entertainment mag - City Newspaper.. Click on the picture below to read the full interview with the band.
The half-shark, half-octopus, all killing machine aired on the SyFy Channel this fall.
Produced by Roger Corman.
Cheetah Whores: From Mustard To Sharktopus
Many thanks to Kingkeld in Denmark for the following review.
http://kingkeld.blogspot.com/
Love,
The Whores
CONCERT REVIEW:
Cheetah Whores at Water Street - 2010
It wasn't a huge crowd, but I was still impressed with the hundred or so who braved the outdoor suction to catch the Cheetah Whores with Velvet Elvis at The Club at Water Street Wednesday night. "I'm here to support the Whores," I overheard a girl say as she handed her ticket over at the door. "You gotta love the Whores." And I do. I mean, who doesn't? This band is a beautiful disaster that prevails in spite of itself. To watch the band play is to see it teeter on various precipices. And the direction the band is taking lately has seen it switch from a soul train to a lowrider. The sound seethes with a primal, psycho-sexual beat. It reminds me a bit of The Cramps. The lap steel is a nice touch, especially when wielded as a theremin. The vocals are a nice touch when wielded as a come-on. The drums are a nice touch when wielded like a tantrum.
By Frank De Blase