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Hailing from the capitol of Florida, Girls on Film are an all-female 4-piece whose music is one part lipstick synth-pop and one part icy cold new wave. Their fashion fueled combination of high-energy stage antics and Dancetronic Glam Wave - their signature sound - have earned the band a reputation as one of the hottest new wave acts out of the Southeast. With their first in 2003, the Love Robot EP, surrounding buzz stirs attention for the band and leads to radio & internet play, TV appearances and an in-demand stream of bookings and interviews. They play several prestigious music festivals in 2003-2004, including the Jacksonville International Connexion Music Festival, Cincinnati's Midpoint Music Festival, and NYC's M.E.A.N.Y. Fest. The Girls find themselves sharing the stage with the likes of legendary London rockers The Fixx, west coast new-wavers Glass Candy, MC Chris, The Bangs, VHS or Beta, The Start, Rasputina, the Impotent Sea Snakes, and MTV's Teck, among others. 2005 sees the of the full length album Danceteria, which goes into radio rotation on WVFS 89.7 FM, X101.5 FM, GULF 104.1 (Tallahassee, FL), WAIF 88.3 FM & WLHS 89.9 FM (Cincinnati, OH), WTKS 104.1 FM (Orlando, FL), WSCA 106.1 FM (Portsmouth, NH), KTOO-FM (Juneau, AK), 2RDJ FM (Australia), CKUM Radio J 93.5 (Moncton, Canada), and numerous internet radio stations and pod casts. Increased requests for the band to appear take off with the of the CD. An early 2006 tour to promote Danceteria takes the Girls to venues in Nashville, Atlanta, Charlotte, Baltimore, Chapel Hill, and New York City, where they headline at the famous Knitting Factory Tap Bar and shoot the video for the single Vaporized under the supervision of director Dino Reyes. Production on the video is unforeseeably delayed until the end of the year. After being tapped by Manhattan tag 2Asides Records to lend tracks from Danceteria for e
