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Tabasco Fiasco are an experimental rock band from Livingston & Edinburgh in Scotland dabbling in areas such as Instrumental Rock, Math Rock, Progressive Rock, Stoner Rock, Post Rock and Pop Rock. The Fiasco ethos is to ignore commercialism in music and terms like 'radio friendly' and concentrate on writing music that is original, interesting and most importantly.... rockin! Tabasco Fiasco began as 3 piece outfit in 2006 consisting of two guitars and drums and using this line up put together an EP called 'Hot Sauce!' which was recorded live in the studio. It featured one of the bands early flagship songs 'The Last Angst' which caught the attention of Brendan O'Hare (Macrocosmica) who suggested the band release their next EP on his new all-digital label 'Thrapple'. The said song also managed to find it's way to Vic Galloway's BBC Radio 1 show 'BBC Introducing...' which gave the band an instrumental debut on UK wide radio. Since then the band have added bass to their sound spectrum and have been working on new material for a forthcoming release on 'Thrapple'. As with the first EP, the new EP was again recorded live in the studio. In this technical age of digital editing and studio trickery Tabasco Fiasco have decided to get right back to basics - no bullshit - an idea which is mirrored in the bands attitude to self promotion. Tabasco Fiasco are not aspiring to get a record deal, they don't ruthlessly self promote, they're not interested in commercial attitudes to music; they