Two Tears
The Two Tears are an American garage rock band formed by Kerry Davis previously of the all-girl punk group Red Aunts. She also played drums in the Mick Collins fronted The Screws (In The Red Records).[2] She also played in the short lived San Diego band Beehive and the Barracudas who released records on Swami Records. Two Tears was originally conceived as a one woman band. Eventually the project included a live drummer. She has lived and recorded music in Los Angeles, Dubai, Paris, and New York City (where she currently lives). She spent much of 2011 touring the US and Europe with Dan Sartain.
The Two Tears/Kerry Davis | |
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| Also known as | Kerry Davis |
| Origin | Los Angeles, California, United States, New York City, New York |
| Genres | Punk rock, Garage rock |
| Years active | 2004–Present |
| Labels | Kind Turkey Records Windian Records Simple Social Graces Bent Rail Foundation Art rocker Profet Records[1] |
| Associated acts | Red Aunts, The Screws, Beehive and the Barracudas |
| Website | http://www.twotears.com/ |
| Members | Kerry Davis |
Discography
Main Albums:
- Two Tears S/T (2005, Bent Rail Foundation)
- Little Tea (2007, Simple Social Graces)
Singles:
- Les Deux Larmes 7" (2004, Profet Records)
- Wiggle Like A Worm 7" (2004, Artrocker Records)
- I'm So Outta It, I Can't Get Into It (2009, Windian Records)[3]
- Eat People 7" (2011, Kind Turkey Records)[4]
Kerry's Discography with Red Aunts
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References
External links
- OfficialWebsite
- Two Tears press for "Eat People" 7"
- Red Aunts on Allmusic
- Two Tears Discography on grunnenrocks
- Red Aunts Discography on grunnenrocks
- interview with Kerry Davis]
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