The Red Paintings, ‘The Streets Fell Into My Window’. There are about a dozen members to this band; drums, chimes and other percussion, violins, guitars, vocals, painters. They opened for the Dresden Dolls, at the first time I saw them perform, and I think they may have blew my mind even harder than the Dolls because I was absolutely not expecting this. There are elements of Radiohead and Muse, the Tea Party, weird bits that remind me of Mike Patton and Coil, and I still have no idea where to place them, musically.

The Red Paintings, ‘The Streets Fell Into My Window’. There are about a dozen members to this band; drums, chimes and other percussion, violins, guitars, vocals, painters. They opened for the Dresden Dolls, at the first time I saw them perform, and I think they may have blew my mind even harder than the Dolls because I was absolutely not expecting this. There are elements of Radiohead and Muse, the Tea Party, weird bits that remind me of Mike Patton and Coil, and I still have no idea where to place them, musically.

The Red Paintings, ‘The Streets Fell Into My Window’. There are about a dozen members to this band; drums, chimes and other percussion, violins, guitars, vocals, painters. They opened for the Dresden Dolls, at the first time I saw them perform, and I think they may have blew my mind even harder than the Dolls because I was absolutely not expecting this. There are elements of Radiohead and Muse, the Tea Party, weird bits that remind me of Mike Patton and Coil, and I still have no idea where to place them, musically.

The Red Paintings, ‘The Streets Fell Into My Window’. There are about a dozen members to this band; drums, chimes and other percussion, violins, guitars, vocals, painters. They opened for the Dresden Dolls, at the first time I saw them perform, and I think they may have blew my mind even harder than the Dolls because I was absolutely not expecting this. There are elements of Radiohead and Muse, the Tea Party, weird bits that remind me of Mike Patton and Coil, and I still have no idea where to place them, musically.