Celosa Brooklyn, New York
Brandon plays bass as if he was frantically trying to scare off a rabid raccoon. Max is said to have been born with teeny, tiny drum sticks in his hands. They are the brains and testosterone behind the project, while Anais (keys/vocals) just plays whatever they tell her to. Celosa means "jealous woman" in Spanish, a word alluding to the boys' frequent territorial disputes over Anais' ironing board ... more
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