The MiGs "The MiGs" 2000

"Music Supervisors, publishers and fans of lurid eclecticism please take note. The MiGs are inventing astonishingly original songs." -- Dan Kimpel, Music Connection, April 10, 2000
"One of the most memorable debuts to emanate from the LA Music community this year." -- Doug Simpson, Campus Circle Magazine, May 17, 2000
"Traverses musical genres like a Mexican jumping bean." -- Arrissia Owen, OC Weekly, October 13, 2000

The MiGs' Debut CD. Hailed by Southern California's Campus Circle Magazine as one of the "most memorable debuts" for 2000. This is an eclectic band comprised of an odd cast of players wielding such diverse musical ingredients as Latin percussion, theremin, analog synths and testosterone heavy weird surf guitars. The result is never a dull moment. Top it off with a track featuring DJ Bonebrake of the LA punk band X on Marimba (Muchacha #3).
Bernard's presence in LA has been highlighted by his involvement in such bands (chronologically): Samba Hell (Lollapalooza '92), Spindle (Interscope Records), Medicine (American Recordings), Permanent Green Light (Island Records), Brazil 2001 (numerous surf videos and films), The Glitter Panthers (featuring members of Extra Fancy and the Geraldine Fibbers), Sex With Lurch and now the MiGs. You might also find him from time to time as a fave hired gun or doing one-off recordings such as the legendary Monk With Gun session with Stephen Perkins (Jane's Addiction, Banyan) and Dan Shulman (Garbage). The MiGs' Roy Staley was the drummer for infamous prop-rock band: Green Jello. Rick Deliz's band Satelite has made a mark in the LA Rock en Español scene and tours Puerto Rico periodically. * This information current as of 2002. - amazon

trax:
01 Sweet And Sour 02 Jet Wash 03 1600 Armadillos 04 Honolulu 05 Too Many People 06 Sake Bindings 07 Bien Gate 08 Muchacha #3