Tuesday, July 13, 2010

WE ARE RELOCATING! *please read*

Hey ya'll. unfortunately blogspot has come to a end, but we are relocating.
I've decided to keep things a little neat, organized, and convenient for everyone then flicking to one website to another.
it was fun while it lasted on blogspot, but don't worry. Our blogspot is still going to be up and running to direct people to our new location of the internet.

thanks again to everyone for looking/reading at this little corner of the world wide web.

NEW LOCATION!!!!!
http://femaledemand.com

Friday, June 18, 2010

brooklyn, ny



this guy busted his head for us during our set in Brooklyn, NY last night.
he bled for us; what a G.

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

week one of east coast tour

What up yall. It's bin a little over a week now since we've bin on the road. So far it has bin very exciting. Hung out with good people and made new friends. Louisiana, Georgia, North Carolina, and Virginia were amazing. Every show we played, we've gotten good feedback. Loading in and out of small venues/co-ops, heaving 100lbs speakers cabs through a flight of stares and cracked sidewalks. We couldn't be any more happier.
Flinging download cards, stickers, posters; spamming motherfuckers like we some bible beaters spreading the good word to door to door.. We smile and move on to our next targets. Devouring bowls of instant oatmeal & Ramon noodles with a re-filled water bottle from the tab. That's what bin up for over a week.

Right now; we're on our way to Brooklyn, NY. Never bin to NY so we're prepared for shitty parking and horrible, horrible traffic.

-FD

by the way; I'll post up photos after the tour.

Thursday, June 3, 2010

FPHSUMMERFEST & EASTCOASTTOUR and and and. . .



Female Demand is going on their first East Coast Tour!
We are extremely excited for our trip to the unknown. Both of us fully prepared for survival on what little we can afford. I.E. Water & Ramon Noodles... Our "kickoff" is @ FPHSummerfest this Sunday @ the Dos Equise stage (11:30am) ... but any who.


I went out of my way to make these Tour edition CDs that include 2 EPs (Self-tited EP & EP). 8 body banging freak-out songs blanket under our famous human brain screenprint, Wallet size human brain sticker, Cover & Credits. Sealed with Elmer's Rubber Cement in a all black CD paper selves. These Hoes are NICE as hell. ($5), damnit. these babies will feed the fossil fuel consuming vehicle that we will be living in for the next 3 weeks... crammed with HEAVY HEAVY equipment with little room to stretch. 3,000 mile trip!
east coast, are you ready?

june 6 / FPH summerfest
june 8 / Sadie / Lafayette, LA
june 9 / HTGT warehouse / Baton Rouge, LA
june 10 / Banks St. Bar / New Orleans, LA
june 12 / Wonder Root / Atlanta, GA
june 15 / Dude Manch / Richmond VA
june 16 / Good-Bye-Blue-Monday / Brooklyn, NY
june 17 / Don Pedro / Brooklyn, NY
june 24 / Cranky's Manatee Bar / Cleveland, OH
June 26 / The Floating Laboratories / St. Louis, MI

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

House party//California//booking east coast tour//Video

This Friday, April 23rd will be a crazy ass House Party feat.
Swans will Attack
Female Demand
&, B L A C K I E
we will be performing @ some kids house in Katy Texas.
cover will be $3 to support the acts and it's BYOB!
(602 Airybrook Lane.)
Doors @ 8... Show @ 9pm!!

in other news, ......
Right now we're in the move of booking our tour.
so far we got down Lafayette, LOUIS. Atlanta, GEOR. Brooklyn, and Cleveland...
We're working our way up to the east coast and coming back down...
if you know anyone who lives in North Carolina, Washington D.C., NYC, Phillidelphia, or little rock, LET US KNOW!!! PLEASE!!!

...., also.
We got a gig lined up for California this coming May!
*May7th @ CKB w/ Coke on Animals, Tron...
| | | we're going to drive cross country no stops to California.
||no bullshit.
|


one last thing,

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Yesterday @ practice . . .



Yup, another one on the wall. Cymbal number FIVE!!!

Monday, March 29, 2010

Houstonpress review on FD2 EP + late night gig friday night

Instrumental two-piece Female Demand keeps on trucking behind last year’s self-titled EP, which boasted production from Manny Nieto, who did time behind the boards with the Circle Jerks and HEALTH. The band’s two-piece sound is completely analog, harkening to Lightning Bolt and the late Death From Above 1979. Their live shows are hectic, sweat-drenched affairs full of kids spazzing out and dancing, making Female Demand’s shows some of the most fun in town.

--Houstonpress

, also we got a late night gig this friday @ this new afterhours bar
it's all ages and byob too.

Saturday, March 13, 2010

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

California + West TX snow storm

The California trip was a success. We had a bumpy ride for shows, but made connections & met great people. Talked business with folks in high, high places, got to see a part of American that we never got to see, spot a tumble weed on the road. It was great.

We're looking forward for more Gigs in California and Along the way this coming April, but the main idea of this blog entry is we got caught in a snow storm in West TX.
Never in our lives seen as much snow we've witness down in West TX. Enlightening, but the most uncomfortable and dangerous thing we've done since a band. We like adventures, but damn! WE WERE NOT EXPECTING THIS!!! AND @ 2AM IN THE FUCKING MORNING!!!



--also here's the videos of us performing in Denton, TX and Cali. (the Denton show, the camera got cut off too early!)





Sunday, February 14, 2010

Space City Rock review on Self-Titled EP

Female Demand

Of the four tracks on Female Demand's self-titled EP, the one that hits the hardest is the opener, "Sweet Nothing" -- it starts off with almost wah-wah-sounding bass and stuttering, barely-restrained drums, then stomps its way into two minutes and change of driving, thundering, bass-and-drums instrumental rawk, leaning heavily towards the sludgy, garage-y side of things. The sound swings between noisy, punkish blues, stoner-esque metal, and an almost prog-funky vibe, if you can believe it, and the result is something like a loose, angry-drunk, alternate-universe version of Dub Trio, or maybe Jucifer rocking a dance party without the vocals. Put it all together, and it's a hell of a ride, especially for a two-man outfit.


The band slows things down somewhat for "I Thought I Told You...," and on first listen my heart sank, figuring the FD duo had done the inevitable and, y'know, toned things down for the record. Happily, they step back in after the mid-tempo intro, kicking and punching their way through the remainder of the track while riding a sing-song-y riff -- it feels weird to say that, I know, about a vocal-less instrumental, but Bradley Muñoz's bass at one point sound like it's taunting the listener, daring 'em to make something of it. "Skies Are Falling" is even more fuzzed-out and crunchy-sounding (a good thing, in my book), with drummer Jonathan Perez hammering away at his drums like he's trying to crack the ground below his kit wide, wide open. For final track "Like Catching Butterflies," the duo delve a bit deeper into footpedals-and-laptops territory, letting Perez manipulate stretch his bass sound out to infinity and then launch it into space.


If there's a quibble to be made about this, it's that I honestly wanted to hear it louder -- messier, more raw, more overdriven, so loud the speakers start to crackle. The bass sounded nicely grimy, but I wanted the drums right down in the muck with it, dirtied up and boomy, like, say, the way the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion's Russell Simins sounds on "Sweat." Muñoz and Perez pull it off on "Sweet Nothing," but not really on any of the other tracks on the EP.
The kind of noise Female Demand makes really shouldn't be cleaned up, not one bit; it should make you feel like the band's playing right on either side of your head. (And yes, I did turn the damn thing up 'til my ears nearly bled.) 'Til that happens, this is no replacement for seeing the band explode live on stage...but hey, it's a damn good start.


Thanks SPACE CITY ROCK!!! :O

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Japanese blog entry.

What are the odds!? :O

How it goes is, I got a email from this guy in Japan. He asked if we do international shipments. I replyed, "HELL YEAH WE SHIP TO JAPAN!" ... so i changed my settings on the Female Demand's big cartel to Domestic and International shipping. The next day we got a order for One Vinyl EP and Two CDs (self-titled EP & FD-2 EP). Packed them up and shipped it to Japan.

After practice, Jon was google-ing our name for updates on anything then he stumbled on a Japanese blog. THIS GUY BLOGGED ABOUT US!! HOW DOPE IS THAT?!!?!
so yeah, that's it. :)



-- & in case you guys didn't know. we have our store up online.

http://femaledemand.bigcartel.com

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Here's the Japanese blog. Take a look!

http://txatniprec.blog79.fc2.com/blog-entry-259.html

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Febuary shows + online store

This coming February will be a busy, busy month for us. We got shows lined up almost every week! Here is what we have confirmed so far..



DEANS credit and clothing (downtown) Houston, Texas
Feb 5 2010 8:00P

Dragons Den New Orleans, Louisiana
Feb 6 2010 10:00P

House Party in Denton tejas! Denton, Texas
Feb 13 2010 8:00P

Cafe Revolution Bryan, Texas
Feb 19 2010 8:00P

House Show Val Verde, California
Feb 21 2010 8:00P


We might add a little more this February.
Just pay a visit to our myspace (myspace.com/femaledemand) to see any changes
If you know anyone who needs a group or wants us to pay a visit to your town no matter the situation (house party, venue, bar, birthday party) WE WILL MAKE THE DRIVE!!! :O
contact us!!!

+

we got our online store up and running! We have our all of our merchandise on sale, so if you really wanted that record or t-shirt, but couldn't get it. Now is the time to get a hand on them!

http://www.femaledemand.bigcartel.com