Cyanide Slugs

Tony Roko - keyboards, guitar
Catriona Flamenghi - bass, piano
Todd Brunner - vocals, guitar, keyboards
Silas Tupper - drums, percussion
Rebecca Flamenghi - trombone
Marlon Cavendish - trumpet
Pearl Barley - saxophone

Cyanide Slugs crafts quirky vocal and instrumental psychedelic rock with a brass-driven flavour. The band is a mainstay of the Lushwood Hills music scene and is particularly renowned for its exuberant and accomplished live shows.

Sound

Sound: A melding of many different styles of psychedelic rock (British 60s, west coast 60s, etc.) with a melodic instrumental style all it's own. All of this somehow fused with the horn-driven sounds of 60s and 70s soul. It's hard to imagine, but it works!

Bio

Cyanide Slugs Biography

And when he walks the beach he feels protected

Garden of Edith

2022

The Distraction Effect

2020

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