Radioboxer.

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Plondon

Posted on Tue, 03.17.2009 @ 09:18

this band is amazing, saw them at churchchills/ps14/southbeach saw the video/etc . best band in miami. can't wait until the cd come's out!!! AMAZING! much love radioboxer!!... Read more

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damavicke

Posted on Wed, 02.25.2009 @ 09:46

Radioboxer is one of the coolest bands in Miami, very humble people, I happen to know all of them and they're very dedicated!! They deserve a lot of respect! Great music! :) ... Read more

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alexfly

Posted on Sun, 02.22.2009 @ 02:44

I've seen Radioboxer play many times and they never disappoint. They're such fun to watch- especially the singer, she's awesome.

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LinaJackson

Posted on Mon, 02.02.2009 @ 14:39

I saw them play at Ps-14 and all I remember was the girl singing like Shakira in English, very difficult to understand what she was saying and I think she should calm down a little, she is all over the place. You don't even notice the band because she is so messy. ... Read more

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Laulau

Posted on Thu, 01.22.2009 @ 13:28

omg i love this band!!! they are just so different , really

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Gibbs27

Posted on Thu, 01.22.2009 @ 13:20

i saw these guys at ps14 last friday and they were amazing , lots of energy and confetti!

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decoraphobia

Posted on Thu, 01.22.2009 @ 00:26

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Jdawg

Posted on Tue, 01.20.2009 @ 10:30

i guess you did not attend Radioboxer's last show. There was plenty of blood.. http://www.miami.com/nightlife/static-ps14#0

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cort

Posted on Mon, 01.19.2009 @ 12:35

I've seen them sweat, but no blood so far! Go Radioboxer!

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By Rayme Samuels

What do you get when combine the influences of bands like Modest Mouse, Aterciopelados, and Pink Floyd? The answer is Radioboxer, a feisty new group from Miami. With a moniker that describes their inclination to spar against the mainstream for space on crowded radio waves, this unsigned indie-alt rock band's persistence in boxing their way to the top is starting to pay off.

"Everybody knows that we are in a 'clubbing city,' so it's hard to compete as a live rock band; however, it's not impossible and [we offer] friends and other people with similar mentalities another option," said lead vocalist Vanne. "That's why we go berserk during our shows. If people make the effort to drive and spend their hard-earned money, they deserve our sweat and blood."

Last year, band mates Vanne, J Dazza (bass/guitar), Santos (bass/guitar) remained together after the split of their former band Falaz and added Esteban (guitar), Gian (keyboards/guitar) and Tequila 23 (drums) to the lineup. Their debut CD, Radio Drama, released in November, has already garnered a significant following and is a self-described explosion of dramatic sounds fusing punk, electronic, Latin rhythms and folk with a nostalgic European sound. Their hits, from the fast-paced "Placebo Effect" to the anguished melancholy sounds of "Radio Broke My Heart," showcase the band's wide range of styles and sounds.

"[We plan to] promote Radio Drama, record our music videos, play as many shows as we can in Florida, tour in California and New York... start recording our next album and keep it real, " said J Dazza of the groups myriad future plans. He continued with a mischievous air, "Just kidding, we'll keep it magical."

For more info on Radioboxer, visit their website at www.myspace.com/radioboxerband

Published: 1/09

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