Two-woman rock act Deap Valley was in Prince George on Tuesday opening for Marilyn Manson.
The poor sound quality at the show meant Manson fans didn't really get a fair chance to judge the band.
When you can actually hear them, Deap Valley has a cool, scuzzy The White Stripes-meets-Joan Jett and the Blackhearts sound. With their minimal stage props and show, they look and sound like a band that would be more comfortable on the stage of a crowded, sweaty dive bar on a Friday night than a huge, empty stage in a stadium.
But I think the world is going to hear a lot more of singer/guitarist Lindsey Troy and drummer/back-up vocalist Julie Edwards soon.
Listen to Baby I Call Hell, from Deap Valley's debut album Sistrionix, online here: https://youtu.be/c2OjVFp54po.
As a bonus check out Gonna Make My Own Money here: https://youtu.be/PWXsTaBoD7A.
