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Mancino is one part sonic beast and two parts insecure nerd.

From the depths of Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal, the trio mashes elements of 60's pop, psyche, circus squawks, and solid rock music into a potent stew that possesses the shy wallflower to boogie and the dancing queen to strap on a pair of headphones and geek out.


This recipe has been simmering over the course of three years of blistering live shows in New York and Brooklyn, as well as through extensive touring in much of the U.S. The band has healined on several
occasions alongside such regarded acts as Tapes 'n Tapes, Run Chico Run, The Robot Ate Me, Patrick Watson, Sam Champion, Dosh, the Isles and many more. Mancino's music was most recently featured in the film First Ascent (Sender Films) alongside Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, the Rapture and Devotchka and was also profiled as the featured band on Woxy's Airchexx. Mancino most recently appeared for an in-studio performance on My Old Kentucky Blog's Sirius Satellite Radio show, Left of Center.

Following the success of their 2005 EP "Dear International," which was the #2 add the week of its release before reaching #67 on the CMJ top 200, Mancino is proud to release its debut LP "Manners Matter," which was lovingly engineered by DaSh
(Gogol Bordello, Balkan Beat Box), mixed by Nadim Issa, and mastered by Alan Douches (Animal Collective, Danielson, Galaxy 500)