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Saturnine New York, New York
Saturnine formed in Brooklyn in 1993 and played for almost 15 years, releasing six LPs, an EP, and many singles and compilation tracks. Matthew Gallaway now writes novels and performs as DeathCulture@Sea (YouTube link below), Jennifer Baron leads the Garment District, Mike Donofrio plays bass for the New Year, and John Pisani is in wizard-rock band Swish and Flick. ... more
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