Diablo Swing Orchestra (funk, not-cheesy symphonic metal) v. New single is out!

[Sacul]

This band seems to be quite known here yet they don't have their own thread! So whatever, what do you think of them? Fav album? Mine would be Pandora's Piñata, the opener is insanely addictive and fun, and the rest of the albums is damn fun too.

[Zantera]

I only really know their most recent one, which I really like. I tried the one before that, but it didn't click in the same way. Still, excited for what they put out next. 

[Obfuscation]

I'm in the boat of really only being familiar with their last album and other songs here and there but really liked their last album so am looking forward to their new stuff.

[SoundscapeMN]

I enjoy their 2nd LP Sing Along Songs for the Damned & Delirious the most. Pandora's Pinata certainly has its moments. They were also great live when I saw them back in 2009 at ProgPower USA.

[DarkLord_Lalinc]

I was a hired gun keyboardist for a band a couple of years ago, and one of the songs I had to play was Balrog Boogie. It was extremely fun, so I looked into the band and really liked them.

[Ben_Jamin]

Love, love this band. Infra Love, has to be my favorite

[ich bin besser]

Funny - just yesterday, I ordered the colored vinyl for Panoras Pinata (already have the CD). Hard to say which album I prefer. Really like them a lot. Got to see them live once and really, really would love to see them again. Great band. 

[Sacul]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1I7fs4QDaV4
It. Is. Here.

[Shadow Ninja 2.0]

Sounds pretty different but I'm liking it.

[The King in Crimson]

Decent song, but probably my least favorite of their 'singles.'

Gonna miss Annlouice though. She had a great voice and, as Pandora's Pinata showed, a lot of range. I was hoping this album might let her get to use a bit more of her voice other than just primarily the operatic stuff.