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A video-chat with Natalie Portman’s Shaved Head… the band

June 26, 2009 Features, Interviews Comments

It’s always a party with Natalie Portman’s Shaved Head, both on and off the stage, and there really is no other band quite like them. Not only do they have a bizarre name that triggers both confusion and intrigue, but their offbeat lyrics and crazy on-stage dancing make them one band that can’t be missed.

Drummer Liam shows off his new genuine police coat (which he just received from his father)

Drummer Liam shows off his new genuine police coat (which he just received from his father)

Watch and find out what this Seattle-based band have to say about Red Lobster, their freshly-signed deal with Warner Bros. Records, their new fashion trend and their plans to record an album on a yacht…and get a peak into their gig at Santos Party House in NYC.


Written by Rebecca Schiller

.. has recently moved to London from NYC and is studying for her masters in music business management. When she isn't hitting the books, she's either at gigs or at home writing about them. She loves Placebo, and Aaron Carter (guilty pleasure).

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