The Fluzis

The Fluzis are an all-female punk band operating out of New York City. They're mentioned in passing in an online review from earlier this year. Apparently, they were the opening act for the band the reviewer actually came to see. The reviewer writes that she normally doesn't review the opening act, but this one was unusual. (And not because of the music, which she described as "loud, fast, and repetitive, but not in the good way.") The trio was extremely cagey about their identities. The reviewer asked the venue who they were, and she was told they were rumored to be the children of other famous musicians and didn't want that to be why they became popular. The reviewer also mentioned that for an underground and unknown band with absolutely no following, their equipment was all extremely expensive, and not only were they selling CDs, but they only cost a dollar. They probably were losing a fortune. The reviewer said although she bought a copy, she would be unlikely to ever listen to any of it again, except maybe "Beef Baby," the seventh track. There is no picture of The Fluzis performing live, but the cover from the CD they were selling, "Conquistabore," has been added to your evidence.