"Girls were screaming, hands on face, giggling, jumping, jiggling, screaming, wavering, dancing throwing panties on the stage. It was like the second coming of Elvis or the Beatles. The guys were all staring, dumbfounded.
Mikey Manville pulled one of them dramatic, show-offy flailing arm guitar strums; a girl in the front row faints. Three more take her place. The whole band was in high form.
Electric...
The new messiah of rock n roll. What charisma. What style.
See those white, leather I have never seen a room filled with so many hot, sexy women and hot, sexy rocknroll as this one." The Manvils, have a poetry that speaks to you from the barrel of a shotgun. Less than two years ago, four unique talents full of swagger, sweat and irrepressible charm burst onto the scene.
Featuring an unpredictable, intense and unrivaled live preacher who has felt the tinge of heartbreak and unrequited love. Welsh guitarist Mark Parry creates an infused psychedelic landscape, by wielding his axe like a maniacal mod. Bassist Greg Buhr's boogie is unleashed - daggers in the heart.
And Altogether, The Manvils preach an inspired, electric sermon at every show. and Terry Murray (Shocore) at Profile Sound, and produced by Chicago great, John Akred. The critically acclaimed record "Buried Love" is 45 minutes of soul-bearing rock 'n' rock, and inspired guitar licks that will get you out of your seat, create a buzz, which has found them capturing key slots with well respected bands which include the Stereophonics, They Might Be Giants, The Horrorpops, Darediablo, The High Dials, and The Bellrays, as well as having shared the stage with Brian Jonestown Massacre frontman Anton Newcombe.
The band has risen to the top of their league, continually selling out gigs with their unique blues-heavy 60's sound, The Manvils will defy you to take your eyes and ears off them!
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