Neon Blonde

Neon Blonde emerged as a side endeavor from Blood Brothers members Johnny Whitney and Mark Gajadhar, delivering an attack that matches the intensity and jagged edge of their primary group while incorporating a broader, electronically flavored variation. Following over twelve months dedicated to composition and production, the pair released the Headlines EP during the summer of 2005; by autumn of that year, their inaugural full-length album Chandeliers in the Savannah, featuring the addition of saxophonist Joel Culpin, came out and presented an even freer interpretation of the Neon Blonde aesthetic.