US / THEM: Dark synth-pop band Night Club debut "Strobe Light" video via Buzzbands.LA, upcoming SoCal dates

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"Brooks and Kavanaugh wisely decide to focus on catchiness above all else, which pays huge dividends. These are monster hooks that are designed to invade brains and stay inside for a long time." -- Pop Matters

"Singer Emily Kavanaugh sounds quite like Kylie Minogue, and she definitely has that same kind of breathy-but-edgy sex appeal in her delivery. All these tracks are carnally charged paeans to lustful encounters in the dark corners of the club, where all the best action happens." -- Frontiers L.A.

L.A.'s sinful synth-pop band Night Club premiere the second video from their sophomore release Love Casualty today via Los Angeles music hive Buzzbands.LA. Watch the clip, "Strobe Light" HERE.

Night Club also recently premiered the first video from their latest release via PopMatters. The clip for the song "Poisonous" is available to watch HERE (or, direct YouTube link HERE.)

The entire 5-song set is available for streaming/sharing via Soundcloud HERE and Bandcamp HERE. Night Club play North Hollywood, CA on Saturday, September 14th and Los Angeles supporting Book of Love on October 8th. Please see complete details below.

Night Club is the brainchild of DJ/Producer Mark Brooks, former guitarist for notorious 90s noise rockers Warlock Pinchers and current director of TV's "Metalocalypse" as well as director of videos for Slayer, Melvins, Danzig and more. The band is vocalist Emily Kavanaugh's first foray into performing, following in the footsteps of her father, keyboardist for legendary New Jersey band Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes.

Night Club's self-titled 5-song debut EP and Love Casualty EP are available now via iTunes, Bandcamp and CD via Gato Blanco.

NIGHT CLUB LIVE:

09/14 North Hollywood, CA @ Skinny's (Night Club play at 9pm sharp)
10/08 Los Angeles, CA @ Los Globos (w/ Book of Love)