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A mysterious and moody alt-rock gem that instantly pulls you into its wickedly wonderful tale.
The ultra-mysterious duo, Bad Flamingo, brings a unique twist to the country genre. With their identities concealed behind masks, they go by The One on the Left (vocals, guitar, bass, and banjo) and The One on the Right (vocals, banjo, autoharp, and tambourine). Their music is shrouded in secrecy, echoing the Oscar Wilde quote, “Give a man a mask, and he will tell you the truth.” Bad Flamingo’s previous tracks, such as “Days of Mellow,” “Hole,” “Numb,” “Fast,” and “I Drink Alone,” showcase their distinctive style. Bad Flamingo’s latest release, “Parked in the Lot,” continues their exploration of alternative rock with a fresh and intriguing sound.
With a captivating blend of folk and rock elements, “Parked in the Lot” showcases Bad Flamingo’s signature cinematic, Western-inspired sound, complete with banjo and acoustic guitar. The lyrics, such as “Parked in the lot, we ain’t gettin’ out so we get off just layin’ out in the summer sun” and “The seat of the car stickin’ to my legs, Round here our heads are hard, and our brains are fryin’ like an egg,” paint a vivid picture of the relentless heat of summer days. Driven by expressive vocals and the duo’s signature haunting noir vibe, Bad Flamingo delivers a mysterious and evocative alt-rock track that immerses you in its vividly crafted story.
Hit play and dive into the summer sizzle of “Parked in the Lot.”
Chicago based writer and creative. Fan of 80’s horror, fancy coffee drinks, and late night drives.
