Hank May, Bethlehem Steel, Secret Pizza, Stringer

Hank May is a rock singer in Brooklyn—sounds like Nirvana meets Cat Power. He’s been playing shows and generating material for 10 years. He relocated from his hometown Los Angeles to New York City in 2013 for a larger, denser and less trendy music scene. He’s currently releasing dozens of stand alone singles on the internet and playing live with a band mostly at the venue Palisades.


Bethlehem Steel just wrapped up recording an EP, which the band hopes to release by the end of summer, also on Miscreant. Both Tamko and Ryskalczyk serve as the bands’ lyricists and take a collaborative approach to tweaking song components with their bandmates. They also forgo any vocal restraint during live performances; Ryskalczyk’s singing on the upcoming EP is “pretty chill and quiet,” she said, though she won’t pare down screaming in the live set. “That’s something that I don’t want to take away from the live performance,” she said. “Getting into it and feeling everything and interacting with each other onstage is important.” _ The Le Sigh


We play music. We like to dance. We would like to be your friends.
Listen to our Self-Titled E.P. on our bandcamp:
http://secretpizza.bandcamp.com