Lee Harrington / Lynda Mandolyn

Solo Work ~

Press

“Lynda Mandolyn of Tiger Bomb has a single out on her own. "Billet Doux" which means Love Letters in French, is a sparkling pop tune. There is some French charm in the whole production. There is a video for the song which is charming and again seems to have some classy French Vibe to it. Sophisticated pop, oh la la!”
-Boston Groupie News
"I have no idea who Lynda Mandolyn is, but her EP reminds me of one of the oldest singles I own, Nancy Sinatra's 'Like I Do'/ 'To Know Him Is To Love Him'. The title track of I Love How You Love Me, is the reversed version of Nancy's B-side. It has the mood and sweet stickiness of the track that of course has been recorded by many artists. The atmosphere may be caught perfectly, the sound is totally different. It's more like Laura Palmer is singing the song, just before the 'Twin Peaks' mystery starts. There is a certain darkness in the sound and in the way I Love How You Love Me seems to drag its feet. And then hear that dark guitar in the background in the whispered part. A mighty thunderstorm is gathering over Lynda's head. The two songs that follow, 'Little Dreamer' and 'Billet Doux', remain in this segment of early 60s pop girl song, with a dark sheen over them, giving them a mystique that is David Lynch worthy. We have to live on without the cinematic master and Lynda Mandolyn is leading the way."
-WoNoBloG
“Mandolyn’s ethereal “Little Dreamer” is her take on the Some Birthday Girls track of the same name, and thought it was originally released a few years back by the Los Angeles group, the track evokes a lush, daydreaming sound of blissful ’60s retro-pop. It’s a haunting, smoky rendition with its sugar-sweet melodies and love-drunk lyrics intact”
-Michael O'Connor Marotta (Vanyaland)
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Tiger Bomb

Tiger Bomb is an all-girl feline frenzy that fuses catchy original garage pop songs with tight harmonies, ferocious guitars, and a high-energy attitude for a purr-fectly captivating experience. The band won Portland Phoenix’s “Best Punk Band” award in 2017. They have played with many great bands such as The Flaming Groovies, Pete Best, 5,6,7,8’s, and The Lyres. Tiger Bomb is: Chris Horne, lead guitar and vocals, Lynda Mandolyn, rhythm guitar and vocals, Jess Smith, drums, Amanda Ayotte, bass.

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Yours with Affection and Sorrow

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Stars and Distant Light

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Fabulous Disaster

San Francisco’s “Fab Four” Fabulous Disaster was an all female power house that were together from 1998- 2009. The group signed with Fat Wreck Chords/Pink & Black in 2000. They toured exstensively and won the SF Weekly’s best “Punk Band” award in 2001 while on tour in Canada. They toured with great bands such as NOFX, TSOL, The Dickies, The Briefs to name a few. They were the only female band to play the Deconstruction Tour in Europe in 2003. The band reunited with all original members in 2014 and played a highly sucessfull reunion tour in Europe. Band Members: Laura Litter, vocals, Lynda Mandolyn, guitar and vocals, Mister “Fucking” Nancy, bass, Sally Disaster, drums. Squeaky, guitar and vocals, Liz Velic, bass.

Inside Out (Detroit)

Legendary all-female band Inside Out rocked from 1986 to 1995. Signed to English label Meantime Records in 1990, Inside Out were among the first ever punk bands to play Eastern Europe after the wall came down. They also recorded a prestigious John Peel Session at BBC Studios in London in 1991. They were inducted into the Detroit Music Hall of Fame in 1993. Currently, they are remixing their iconic first LP, “Take You Apart, Put You Back Together.” Inside Out were, Cathy Carrell (drums), Lynda Mandolyn (guitar, vocals, songwriter), Karen Neal (bass, vocals, songwriter).