Rachel Gambiza is the lead singer and songwriter of theatrical rock band Gambiza. Gambiza has been compared to Alice Cooper, Rocky Horror, and Queen. Gambiza uses props and costumes on stage, and puts on an unforgettable live show!
"With her obvious technical skill in classical and heavy metal stylings, and her devious embrace of the absurd and melodramatic, it's as though Gambiza were the unholy offspring of Kurt Weill and Freddie Mercury. It becomes clear that trying to decide whether she's a lunatic genius or thoroughly engaged in a joke the rest of us might never get is an entirely pointless endeavor. It's quite clear that she's both, and thank goodness for that."-Victor D. Infante, The Worcester Telegram & Gazette
"When you first hear Gambiza singing about superhero bunnies and cheese and whatnot, your first thought may be, "What is this girl on?" But it quickly changes to "What is this girl on and can she share it?"-C. D. Di Guardia, Boston Band Crush
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Gambiza's music will be played on NECN's The Morning Show September 12. It airs 7-9 a.m.
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Rachel Gambiza is the lead singer and songwriter of theatrical rock band Gambiza. Gambiza has been compared to Alice Cooper, Rocky Horror, and Queen. Gambiza uses props and costumes on stage, and puts on an unforgettable live show!
"With her obvious technical skill in classical and heavy metal stylings, and her devious embrace of the absurd and melodramatic, it's as though Gambiza were the unholy offspring of Kurt Weill and Freddie Mercury. It becomes clear that trying to decide whether she's a lunatic genius or thoroughly engaged in a joke the rest of us might never get is an entirely pointless endeavor. It's quite clear that she's both, and thank goodness for that."-Victor D. Infante, The Worcester Telegram & Gazette
"A theatrical quartet that dons bunny ears, throws out slices of cheese, and generally fills the room with epic music, these guys don't command respect, they rip it out of you!"-Max Bowen, Citywide Blackout
"When you first hear Gambiza singing about superhero bunnies and cheese and whatnot, your first thought may be, "What is this girl on?" But it quickly changes to "What is this girl on and can she share it?"-C. D. Di Guardia, Boston Band Crush