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Just Announced: Bosnian Rainbows return for a show at Underground Arts on 7/13

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Omar Rodriguez-Lopez will bring his current project back to Philadelphia on July 13th for a show at Underground ArtsBosnian Rainbows appeared after the Texas-based musician announced the disbandment of his former band The Mars Volta, though Volta drummer Deantoni Parks stuck with Rodriguez-Lopez the new venture alongside Teri Gender Bender of Le Butcherettes and Nicci Kasper.  The experimental / alt-rock group will release its debut self-titled album through Sargent House in June, following two singles that were released earlier this year.  Tickets and information for the show will be available on the XPN Concert Calendar.  Stream “Torn Maps” and “Turtle Neck” below and check out photo’s from Bosnian Rainbows’ February appearance at the First Unitarian Church here.

Photo Recap: Bosnian Rainbows and Marriages played the First Unitarian Church

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El Paso experimental rock band Bosnian Rainbows is a collaboration between Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, formerly of At The Drive-In and The Mars Volta, and Teri Gender Bender of Le Butcherettes. The band played Philadelphia last night with L.A. trio Marriages; check out scenes from the show in the photo gallery above.

Tonight’s Concert Pick: Bosnian Rainbows at the First Unitarian Church

Texas alt-rock outfit Bosnian Rainbows take over the First Unitarian Church tonight.  The show, which features The Mars Volta‘s Omar Rodriguez Lopez, follows an announcement that the influential prog-rock band is no longer a musical entity.  Lopez has since turned his focus towards the new band, which will release its debut effort this year.  Tickets and information for tonight’s all-ages show with Marriages can be found here.  Watch a live video of Bosnian Rainbows performing “The Eye Fell In Love” below.