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Camp Bisco IX in the New York Times Review

“The one performance I was genuinely interested in seeing was of the local band Dirty Paris. Last year this psychedelic band had a hidden gem of a guitarist in the rough scene of people trying to prove they’re the next in line to level up to the main stage. Out of all the bands that I had heard across anything this was one of the only that I felt had the potential to take a major step by the next time that I would see them. Though they had yet to get the attention of a major record label they had secured a spot for the second year in a row at the festival and it was obvious why.
Their sound had evolved from the looseness of their psychedelic sound to incorporate more of a tightened up traditional rock sound. The band was louder faster and tighter than the last time I had seen them and still offers more promise than most upcoming bands that I’ve seen over the last year. Expect to hear of them outside of New York soon.”

-Buzzafied Magazine. Music Reveiw from Camp Bisco 9 July 15th 2010., Nashville Tenesse

“Dirty Paris will take the stage tomorrow night at the Red Square in Albany in celebration of the one-year anniversary since first performing at the venue. The band’s progressive psychedelic jams will resonate starting at 8:30 p.m. Friday (2/19) at 388 Broadway. The special event will feature more than just music from Dirty Paris and the supporting act, Jimkata. Local artists and glass-blowers will be present exhibiting and selling their work. Dirty Paris has gaining regional attention for its innovations of the traditional jam-band style. Formed in 2008 in Albany, the group has frequented Red Square and Revolution Hall in Troy in support of national acts such as Sound Tribe Sector 9 as well as headlined its own shows. Last year, Dirty Paris had a breakthrough performance at the Camp Bisco music festival in Mariaville, which has hosted musicians such as Snoop Dog, the Disco Biscuits, Umphrey’s McGee and Nas & Damian Marley.”

—Brandon Jeffs

-The Times Union

” a local band, Dirty Paris, was playing at the tent stage. Dirty Paris floored me with a myriad of influences; think of a Mars Volta’s influence but producing a different sound. The guitar solos reminisce of a psychedelic Santana and show cased their talent with a tight sweep scale.”

—Buzzafied Magazine. Reveiw from Camp Bisco 8 July 17th 2009, Nashville Tenessee