Furniture Girls. An explosive, funky blend of electronic, industrial and alternative rock.

Furniture Girls is a rock band; there’s no twang, no shoe-gazing and definitely no harmony-laden folk-pop. Instead, these veterans just crank out the jams; brash, bold, funky-as-hell electro-rock that gets a crowd moving. Even though they fly under the hipster radar, they’ve been packing Northwest clubs with crowds hungry for something dynamic and different since 2008.

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Seasoned veteran stayC has been a force in the Seattle music scene since the mid 1990's. Eight bands and over 14 years' worth of industrial, electronic and rock shows later (not to mention the occasional piano bar cameo to croon with local legends Howard Bulson and Monty Banks), stayC became one with -- and one of -- Furniture Girls.

Her affinity for all things musical gives stayC a wealth of influences to draw from and she pours it all into her truly unique vocals and theatrical performances. When stayC hits the stage, you'll KNOW it.

Bubba's been busy. In his extensive career, he's gone to work for bands like Digable Planets, Brand New Heavies, Bushwalla, Joan Osborne and Cherrywine. As a producer and engineer, he's been called "The Alternative," a reference to his ability to take a song from any musical genre and add a unique twist that separates it from the rest of the pack.

An accomplished Seattle musician in his own right, Bubba does the dirty work: That filthy, blues-infused rock guitar you hear in every Furniture Girls song? That's him.

Jim's bass explorations began long ago, though not that far away. From his jazz-influenced formative years (writing original songs and playing classic rock covers with his high school band on the side), to his stints with R&B units The Groove Syndicate and Last Drop, to recent appearances with Camille Bloom & The Recovery and Shawna Locey, Jim's always had a talent for finding great musicians making great music.

As the latest arrival to the FGirls' party, Jim walked through the door with a bag of ice and cooler full of funk. What'll happen next is anyone's guess.

Since the age of 15, when he began playing drums and percussion, Thane has been all over the music scene, both locally and nationally. He's shared the stage and the studio with members of The Brand New Heavies, Pearl Jam, Heart, Green Apple Quickstep, Alien Crime Syndicate, Grant Lee Buffalo, ADD, Supersuckers and even the Seattle Symphony.

Always hard at work (at times with nearly a dozen different bands), Thane's musical creativity has reached new heights with Furniture Girls — and he's just getting started.