Japanese Rock Inspires Sinister Detroit Indie Pop

New York, NY (Top40 Charts) The upcoming debut release from Bogart, Every Little Thing, captures the gritty, raw energy of Detroit encompassed by a slithering mix of Japanese rock, New Wave, and Brit Pop that rings out like a single powerful chord. Every Little Thing, recorded at The Loft with Tim Patalan (Sponge, The Electric Six), is due out for digital release on March 10. The single "Little Green Men" is available as an approved downloadable mp3.

Sinister sounding lyrics and chords couple with infectious melodies to create a common thread throughout Every Little Thing. These catchy harmony-filled hooks are especially prominent in the single "Little Green Men." The charged-up unhinged music is like a shot of adrenaline straight to the cerebellum. The band cites Japanese rock as a major influence, and it's easy to imagine mechanized men and women surrounded by flashing neon lights as the song's fuzzy bass and howling guitars come crashing through the airwaves.

Every Little Thing Track Listing
Don't Say So Long
R.O.C.K.U
She Is
Little Green Men

About Bogart:
Bogart is a 4-piece indie pop/rock band from Detroit, MI. The debut EP, Every Little Thing, was produced and engineered by Tim Patalan (Sponge, The Electric Six). Members include Douglas Bannerman (Guitar, Lead Vocals), Danny David (Drums), Tom Virga (Guitar), and Elise McCoy (Bass, Backing Vocals). The band has performed at Dally in The Alley and are releasing their EP for digital download on March 10.

Tour Dates
3/10 - The Old Miami, Detroit, MI - EP Release Show
4/8 - Small's, Hamtramck, MI