Weird Wives at Guest Lab

Reed Fischer September 2, 2010 4:00AM

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West Palm Beach quartet Weird Wives features some familiar faces and an unmistakable Afro in the mix. Surfer Blood guitarist Thomas Fekete, bassist Brian Black, drummer/percussionist Marcos Marchesani, and a really fierce frontman — the only non-Surfer Blood member, Nick Klein — make up the group. Whenever Surfer Blood isn't on the road, these scuzz-lovers are probably pounding through skulls with some Big Black-style bedlam. Marchesani's brother (we assume) Lucas has been posting lo-fi clips of the band ripping it up recently, and this show at the Guest Lab marks one of the first times to see it in real life in Miami.

Weird Wives at Guest Lab

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