Two Seconds

We're a two-piece girl band from the San Francisco Bay Area. For any further information, uh. feel free to make use of the sweet Add Comment and/or Send Message buttons. Oh, and come hang out with us. We'll get coffee or something.



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Watch our music video for Steadfast Kickdrum!



Two Seconds featured on the Night Shift!



".While the San Rafael duo is still obviously a work in progress-they're 16, after all-- the gigs have been getting better, and the songs on the band's new Until We're Legal (its second issued by local PopSmear Records) have the kind of rough energy that made The White Stripes and Sleater-Kinney so popular. Expect a similar ascent for Two Seconds, and make sure to see them soon so you can eventually brag to everyone that you once saw them play a small club." - The Onion, SF



".The truth is Two Seconds rock. These teenagers channel early Modern Lovers pre-punk style and The White Stripes' stripped-down, revved-up blues licks with infectious aplomb on songs like "Steadfast Kickdrum" and "Lemonade."" - -Shroomer McGinty, SF Station



"Sierra Frost and Lily Faden, of Two Seconds, prove the stirring pheromones of young females produce music that rocks. Combine vocal styles that follow in the foot steps of an early Kathleen Hana and the prowess of Meg White’s drum kit, with a little garage pop punk and you have the little slice of heaven that is Two Seconds." - Bagel Radio



"Two Seconds is Sierra Frost and Lily Faden, two precocious Marin teens who perform drum-heavy, punk-tinged rock 'n roll fit for all ages." -Flavorpill SF



"Imagine if Sleater-Kinney and the White Stripes mated and produced a spinoff band. The teenaged "Sleater-Stripes" venture would resemble the Bay Area band, Two Seconds." - Lost in GroVont



"By the time I walked in, Two Seconds, a Marin girl duo, were completely and utterly burning the house down with punky dance jams. Sierra Frost, guitarist and lead vocalist, exuded self-controlled stage presence - she winked at her adoring crowd, took a request without missing a beat, and launched into each pulsating duet with what seemed to be a mixture of adrenaline, well-timed wisecracks, and confidence. Drummer Lily Faden's back-up vocals highlighted all the right places and upheld impressively tight harmony. It made this twenty-something feel a little jealousy in her heart of hearts. After a hilarious/rousing cover of "Ladies' Night" - with the falsetto bridge performed impeccably - the energy in the club was almost tangible: frenetic teens bopped and screamed. More solid songs followed, "Steadfast Kickdrum" and "Lemonade" highlighting the set." - The Owl Mag