The Valerie Solanas
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Antwerp
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Alternative / Indiepop / Psychedelic / Spoken Word
The Valerie Solanas
Media
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Intoxicated Man
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Strange Goings On
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Night People
Live Setup
| Unplugged | No |
| Cover band | No |
| Members | 1 |
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Gig History
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| Dec / 2014 | • | 'Beat the Hippos' | CC Luchtbal, Antwerp, Belgium | |||
| Sep / 2014 | • | Jan Fabre 'Nachtboek 1985-1991' presentation | Antwerp, Belgium | |||
| Aug / 2014 | • | Het Grote Verlangen | C-Mine, Genk, Belgium | |||
| Aug / 2014 | • | TAZ 2014 | Oostende, Belgium | |||
| Jun / 2014 | • | Pianos, Manhattan, New York | ||||
| Jun / 2014 | • | MakeMusicNewYork (MMNY) Festival 2014 | The Local, Long Island City, New York, USA | |||
| Jun / 2014 | • | After Dark Event | The Waterfront Ale House, Brooklyn, New York | |||
| Jun / 2014 | • | Felix Poetry Festival | Felix Pakhuis, Antwerp, Belgium | |||
| Jun / 2014 | • | Exposition Bert Lezy | Atelier Jacques Gorus, Antwerp, Belgium |
Videos
The Valerie Solanas Night People (Official Video)
The Valerie Solanas - Lovers In A Warzone live at Beursschouwburg Brussels
Releases
| Label / Release | Type | Year | |
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Strange Goings On | EP | 2012 |
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Elevator Girl | Album | 2009 |
| Green L.F.Ant | |||
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Amazons | Album | 2014 |
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Press Text
An equivalent to dandyish big city weltschmertz, beat poetry, ingenious melody and haunting riffs and influenced by a.o.
The Doors, Morphine, Captain Beefheart, Jethro Tull and Nick Cave. The result is an adventurous music that combines elements from jazz and the blues with the raw sound of punkrock. A unique flavor is added by the prominent feature of the flute (we haven’t come across a great band using this instrument since Jethro Tull in the seventies)