Think of this music as a s'more. The crunchy graham cracker is the foundation, of course, and here it's a mix of Veruca Salt riffs and Go-Go's harmonies. The chocolate-y bits, the heart and soul of the mixture, is pure Liz Phair - sexually charged lyrics with offbeat melodies. The sticky, roasted marshmallow is, as we all know, what gives a s'more it's overall attitude, what holds it all together. Walking the line between burnt angst and raw sweetness is always a trick in rock music, and Marianne demonstrates quite deftly her ability to find the sweet spot. In a word, The Wrong Marianne is delicious!

Focused and elegantly constructed with the right bite and cynical sarcasm, THE WRONG MARIANNE delivers a power punch of deeply reflective and proactive songs that carry the bravado of a legendary East Village punk rocker and the jaded perceptiveness of a sensitive singer/songwriter. Marrianne Pillsbury's debut EP is a pop/rock birthday present of fun that is both tight and intentionally just lo-fi enough to ring true. She's a talented lyricist with incredible sex appeal. She rocks hard when she wants, but will tease you with that wicked tongue of hers. Pillsbury's music will spread and her success will hit us all like a Tsunami!