The Fingies

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1 About
2 Discography
3 Current line-up
4 Gigs
5 External links

[edit] About

The Fingies are a Moscow-based Russian indie glam-punk band, formed in 2003. Soon after it was founded, the band started playing in various Moscow clubs. During 2002-2005 most of the material for the debut album was written.

[edit] Discography

The debut album "Nasty Freak" (2006) was recorded at Gigant Rec., Moscow and then it was mixed and mastered at Resident Studio, London. In June 2006 the recording sessions for the album started. Drums were recoreded for less than 2 days with help from Vicha, session musician and member of moscow-based hard-funk band Jazzlobster, but it took almost 2 months to record guitars and vocals as all band members still have full-time jobs.

[edit] Current line-up

Fingy - vox
Piglit - bass
Nikita - guitars, b-vox
Ashtray - guitars
Vicha - drums

Previous members:

Anton - guitars
Micha - drums
Ruck - guitars, bass
Dan - drums

[edit] Gigs

Latest gigs

GoMoscow! fest at Vermel, 14th of October, 2006 - a Russian-Scottish rock festival featuring Stereoglo, Crash My Model Car, Jyrojets, The boy who trapped the sun (Colin Macleod)