A gang of giraffes amongst ostriches, Scarlet Symphony is the mob boss of the
underground. Sent to earth for the purpose of annihilation: it’s punk, funk and glam in a nuclear reactor
—the rock and roll you thought had disappeared forever.
Boldly futuristic with pop sensibility, experimental and catchy, seedy yet refined.
Scarlet’s second LP, Foundation, is an urban epic.
It’s the grime on the sidewalk and the splendor of a starlit skyline.
It’s sticky vinyl booths and lipstick on a cigarette.
Lou Reed sits at a poker table with Iggy and Bowie.
The dealer’s a vulture, and the bookie’s a ghost.
The three can’t agree on much, but they all dig the house band.

Voted “Best Alternative” at the 2008 SDMAs , and picking up
“Best Alternative Album” at the 2009 SDMAs for “ Foundation “
Scarlet Symphony lambastes the listener with lasers.
To simulate the experience of a live show, try these fun and easy steps at home:
Tie your keys to a kite
Dance in the rain with robots
Kiss an electric eel.
Ashes to ashes, your body collapses ///