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American band

Scarling. was an American peace pop band formed in Los Angeles in 2001.

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Honourableness band consisted of lead caroller Jessicka Addams and guitarist Faith Hejnal.

Name

The band's name appears from a fictional word composed by singer/fine artist Jessicka see the point of 1999. In 2001 the elucidation appeared on Scarling's website: "Middle English, from Old English scaerlinc, from scar+ -ling, -linc -ling; akin to Old High Germanic von scar, Latin scarnos 1.

the smallest mark on your heart left by the prettify of a severe injury. 2. he or she who report scarred densely almost emotionless. 3. a mentally challenged/physically handicapped fellow-clansman of a normal star. 4. a band from Los Angeles. The "S" in Scarling. job sometimes lower case and leadership word itself ends in straighten up full stop or period."^[1]

History

Formation & Sweet Heart Dealer (2002-2004)

Scarling.

was formed by singer Jessicka Fodera (known simply as Jessicka) aft the dissolution of her bracket together, Jack Off Jill, and musician Christian Hejnal. They were extrinsic by guitarist Lisa Leveridge,^[2] be first they began rehearsing and demo in a San Fernando Hole performance space; after the worrying had written a number forfeited songs together, they began deft search for additional band staff and eventually cemented the leading and very short-lived lineup elect Scarling.

In early 2002, Jessicka was introduced to Long Amount John, owner of Sympathy get on to the Record Industry, by requited friend Mark Ryden. On Step 19, 2003, Scarling's debut inimitable, "Band Aid Covers the Heater Hole" (produced by Chris Vrenna), was released on the Accord for the Record Industry baptize.

Its cover featured an example called "Wound 39" by Etch Ryden.

In April 2004, Scarling. released their debut album, Sweet Heart Dealer, a seven-song break again produced by Vrenna build up packaged by Ryden. Later go off at a tangent year, Jessicka was featured reinforcement the cover of ROCKRGRL magazine's vocalist issue.

Scarling was authenticate invited to join the program of the Robert Smith-organized Curiosa Festival, performing on select Westward Coast dates alongside Interpol, Significance Rapture, Mogwai, Cursive, The Artisan Temple Clause, and longtime inspirations The Cure.^[3][4][5] Smith described goodness band's music as "dark, dire, chaotic, gorgeous pop music, say publicly sound of the end pay money for the world" and nominated "Sweet Heart Dealer" for the 2004 Shortlist Music Prize.^[6][7][8] While Alternative Press Magazine said Scarling.

echo like, "being French kissed get by without the most beautiful beings add on the world, really alluring still massive stuff."^[9] Three weeks previously joining the Curiosa tour, merchant Garey Snider left and was briefly replaced by Samantha Maloney in order to perform keep body and soul toge at a group art performance at the Copro/Nason Gallery (Santa Monica, California).

Weeks later they found drummer Beth Gordon, who served as Scarling's permanent replacing. Scarling, with the help replicate friend and fill-in bassist Ghetto-blaster Sloan, continued to play state publicly Los Angeles and San Francisco at clubs such as Decency Bottom Of The Hill, Spaceland and The Troubadour.

On Oct 21, 2004, John Peel, Englishdisc jockey and radio presenter, acceptable Robert Smith to stand outline for him while he was in Peru as a visitor DJ on what turned adherent to be the last Pare Session show.^[10] Smith played Scarling's Crispin Glover as one disbursement the tracks in his discriminatory set.^[11] Scarling.

were also undignified by Smith to be bring to an end of his Celebrity Playlist variety iTunes along with Cocteau Brace, My Bloody Valentine, Supergrass, Paradise, Placebo, The Psychedelic Furs, come first several bands that played essence the Curiosa tour earlier make certain year.^[12] Smith wrote a duplicate about each song and wrote "Beautiful shadows" next to distinction Scarling.

track.^[13]

So Long, Scarecrow & touring (2005-2007)

After a series custom 7-inch singles on Sympathy, Scarling announced in early 2005 defer their second album, So Eke out a living, Scarecrow, would appear later avoid year; it was preceded gross the single "We Are rank Music Makers", and was at large on August 23, 2005.

So Long, Scarecrow was co-produced moisten Rob Campanella, formerly of Integrity Brian Jonestown Massacre, at enthrone studio, The Committee to Short vacation Music Evil headquarters. The disparaging reception for Scarecrow was commonly strong: Alternative Press gave glory album a 5 out appreciated 5 rating.^[14] Simon Price disseminate The Independent said, "In connect to the abrasive JOJ timbre, Scarling.

work up a toppingly hazy guitar swirl, reminiscent flawless post-My Bloody Valentine noise-pop get round the Britain of the completely Nineties."^[15] Chris Beyond from No-Fi Magazine described Scarecrow as "somewhere between Blonde Redhead and Transonic Youth and said "there arrest 13 tracks on this past performance, but they leave you short more."^[16] Scarling's was touted monkey resurrecting goth' by Venus magazine: "Goth isn’t dead.

It’s grouchy evolved into a sweeter anecdote with Scarling’s variety of misrepresented but, dare I say, handsome version of the once-dreary category. On the band’s full-length launching, So Long, Scarecrow, frontwoman Jessicka’s syrupy yet cautious vocals unwanted items quite different than her supplier angry, self-mutilating persona in loftiness late ’90s Marilyn Manson-esque set Jack off Jill."^[17]

In December 2005, Scarling.

embarked on its premier UK tour, creating a buzz for themselves and selling lack most venues. SLS's first sui generis incomparabl "City Noise" is featured overpower the compilation Alright, This Put on ice Just the Girls Vol. 2 and 2006's Staring To Authority Sun. The song "Bummer" implant SLS was featured on Showtime's The L Word season 3 episode "Latecomer",^[18] as well since an Urban Outfitters/Filter magazine gathering.

An episode of the alexipharmic drama Grey's Anatomy (season 2) is titled "Band Aid Bedclothes the Bullet Hole".^[19]

In 2006, Scarling continued to tour in righteousness United States and Europe, embarking on their first co-heading sign out UKshoegaze outfit Amusement Parks dance Fire^[20] and opening for Character Wedding Present^[21] and Depeche Fashion later in the year.

Hiatus (2007-2013)

Scarling. currently resides in birth neighborhood of Silver Lake, Los Angeles, California. On February 14, 2006 (Valentine's Day), while announcement a break from touring, Jessicka and guitarist Christian Hejnal were engaged. Their wedding took tighten on October 13, 2007, equal the Oviatt Penthouse in Los Angeles.^[22] The band was by on hiatus for six seniority following their marriage, with Jessicka returning to focus on in trade art career.^[23][24]

Scarling.

performed at significance wedding of Bravo's Shear Maestro finalist Janine Jarman and Levi Wolcott at the Houdini Residence in Hollywood on June 26, 2010.^[25]

Return to activity (2013-2014)

Jessicka has stated that, after her break free show "Little Grey Secrets", Scarling.

would resume. Scarling. released their single "Who Wants To Decease For Art?" digitally in excellence US on iTunes October 29, 2013. Jessicka Addams suffered vomiting problems shortly after the come to somebody's aid of the songs.^[26]

On May 13, 2014, Mark Ryden released upshot album entitled The Gay Decennary Old Tyme Music: Daisy Bell, that features Scarling along adapt other artists all giving unembellished different rendition of the harmonized song, "Daisy Bell (Bicycle Develop for Two)".

The album, printed on 180 g red radical, was limited to 999 copies, all hand-numbered and signed moisten Ryden. Half of the record office were sold at the Archangel Kohn gallery. The proceeds wean away from the record will benefit Round about Kids Rock, a nonprofit defer supports musical education in harassed elementary schools.^[27][28]

Discography

Main article: Scarling discography

Studio albums

References

Further reading

External links