Lily & The Parlour Tricks dive deep into the well of musical Americana and resurface with a wild brew. With equally heavy doses of both early rock n' roll and millennial pop, Lily’s songwriting influences range from The Andrews Sisters and The Everly Brothers to Nine Inch Nails and The White Stripes.  "Combining dissonant guitar riffs with angelic vocal harmonies, Lily & The Parlour Tricks are the perfect combo of pretty and gritty... the band has a mysterious depth that holds audiences transfixed through their salty and sweet set." (The Wild Magazine, 2012).  Their first EP was recorded live to tape at the legendary Daptone Studios in Brooklyn, and they are currently hard at work on a followup with an altogether different kind of sound.  Their newest single, "Belle Gunness", is  "a tense, stomping electric gospel [which] definitely takes things to the next level through a newfound sonic boldness" (The Deli Magazine, 2013), and it is featured in a new BMW commercial.   With their soaring harmonies, raucous attitude and "deadly sex appeal" (Aesthetes Anonymous, 2012), these friendly sh*t-talkers keep their audiences dancing and howling for more.