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The Black Kites emerged from the regrouping of members from The Frantics (Clinton, SC) into a distinct Los Angeles dream pop project characterized by brooding atmospheres and early-’90s shoegaze influences. Featuring Alan Petherick on guitar and vocals, Nicki Nevlin on bass, Evelyn Reyes on keyboard and vocals, and Marcel Feldmar on drums, the band carved out a nocturnal sound that leaned into lush textures and hazy melodic hooks. Though active primarily in the mid-2000s, their work left a lasting impression on the LA indie scene, earning recognition in prominent outlets for their hypnotic live presence and recorded releases. Here’s a concise look at their history, discography, and the last known touring footprint.

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Biography

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The Black Kites formed from the members of The Frantics, deepening into a solo LA project that embraced a brooding dream pop aesthetic with echoes of early-’90s shoegaze. The lineup featured Alan Petherick (guitar/vocals), Nicki Nevlin (bass), Evelyn Reyes (keyboard/vocals), and Marcel Feldmar (drums). Their music blends moody guitar swells, submerged vocal textures, and serene, echo-laden melodies that transport listeners to dimly lit rooms and late-night cityscapes. LA Times described their sound as a brooding strain of dream pop, highlighting a band that could fill a room with atmosphere and emotion. The Black Kites cultivated a dedicated live presence in Los Angeles during the mid-2000s, contributing to the city’s evolving indie dream pop narrative.

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Discography Highlights

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  • Paper Heart (EP) – 2007
  • All Wrong (EP) – 2006
  • Filthy Little Angels (consolidated release) with tracks tied to All Wrong and Paper Heart sessions

The essentials

Quick Facts About The Black Kites

  • Genre described as brooding dream pop with early-’90s shoegaze influences; LA Times framed them as a 'brooding strain of dream pop.'
  • Band lineup included Alan Petherick (guitar/vocals), Nicki Nevlin (bass), Evelyn Reyes (keyboard/vocals), and Marcel Feldmar (drums). The group formed after members of The Frantics (Clinton, SC) regrouped as The Black Kites.
  • Discography (most recent first): Paper Heart (EP) – 2007, Filthy Little Angels; All Wrong (EP) – 2006, Filthy Little Angels.
  • Notable press: Los Angeles Times Buzz Bands feature (Dec 6, 2007) highlighting Paper Heart and All Wrong releases and mentioning the band’s LA live presence.
  • Social media presence noted (MySpace) in contemporary coverage; online catalogs and label pages list the releases.

The records

The Black Kites Discography

  • Paper Heart (EP)
    2007 · Filthy Little Angels
  • All Wrong (EP)
    2006 · Filthy Little Angels

Biography

The Black Kites formed from the members of The Frantics, deepening into a solo LA project that embraced a brooding dream pop aesthetic with echoes of early-’90s shoegaze. The lineup featured Alan Petherick (guitar/vocals), Nicki Nevlin (bass), Evelyn Reyes (keyboard/vocals), and Marcel Feldmar (drums). Their music blends moody guitar swells, submerged vocal textures, and serene, echo-laden melodies that transport listeners to dimly lit rooms and late-night cityscapes. LA Times described their sound as a brooding strain of dream pop, highlighting a band that could fill a room with atmosphere and emotion. The Black Kites cultivated a dedicated live presence in Los Angeles during the mid-2000s, contributing to the city’s evolving indie dream pop narrative.

Discography Highlights

  • Paper Heart (EP) – 2007
  • All Wrong (EP) – 2006
  • Filthy Little Angels (consolidated release) with tracks tied to All Wrong and Paper Heart sessions

Notable press includes a Los Angeles Times Buzz Bands feature from December 6, 2007, which spotlighted Paper Heart and All Wrong releases and documented the band’s LA live activity. Contemporary coverage often cited their MySpace-era presence and the way their catalog appeared in online indie labels and catalogs. While formal touring data through 2008 marks their last publicly documented shows, their recordings continue to be appreciated by fans of the era’s dream pop and shoegaze lineage.

Upcoming Tour Info

There are no verified 2025 date announcements for The Black Kites. For fans and collectors, we’ll keep you posted if new dates surface or archival live recordings pop up. In the meantime, you can explore their catalog and related LA dream pop acts through official channels below.

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