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	LegacyRecordings.com: The Martinis
		Formed in the wake of the Pixies breakup, the Martinis feature Joey Santiago and his wife Linda Mallari as the group's creative core.
		Classically trained in voice and piano since grade school, Mallari came from a music-loving family and had been performing in some fashion since childhood.
		Mallari offered to sing backing vocals for the Pixies (who had not performed any shows at that time), but since the band already had bassist/singer Kim Deal Mallari didn't join the group.
	www.legacyrecordings.com /The-Martinis.aspx (171 words)

	ireland.com // T H E T I C K E T
		Mallari was born and raised in Woonsocket, Rhode Island by a Filipino father and a Czech mother.
		Heady cocktail: Hardcore, punk and heavy metal were not part of Mallari's vocabulary until she met Santiago in 1987 in a bierkeller in Boston, and both immediately noticed they had something major in common.
		Meanwhile, Linda is expecting the couple's second child, so that'll keep her busy while Joey brings in the nostalgia bucks.
	www.ireland.com /theticket/articles/2004/0723/302005519TK2307WHOHELL.html (318 words)

	www.myspace.com/themartinis
		LINDA MALLARI was born and raised in Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
		Linda once put on a one man show in fifth grade playing the guitar and riding the unicycle at the same time.
		Linda spent a year traveling throughout the United States and Europe performing with the international group UP WITH PEOPLE, Where she traveled with her friend Denise Burns a very talented comic and web expert.
	www.myspace.com /themartinis (1008 words)

	Rocknerd \| The Martinis Debut Album "Smitten" release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Mallari offered to donate her talents and years of voice training to the then-embryonic Pixies (who hadn’t even played a show at that point), to which Joey countered with, “Oh, we already have a chick in the band.”
		Throughout the Pixies days, Santiago and Mallari hung out, wrote songs and drank martinis; producing the earliest Martinis ideas, their name and the song “Free,” which appeared on the Empire Records soundtrack in 1995 (their last recorded appearance until the release of Smitten).
		Although the music has a breezy demeanor—most likely a result of Mallari’s mom blasting Broadway in the house, her tour of duty with Up With People and her never-ending love of right-of-the-dial radio hits—the lyrics generally take a more sinister turn.
	rocknerd.org /article.pl?sid=04/05/29/0152245 (669 words)

	[AlecEiffel.net] The Martinis Interview
		This exclusive e-interview of Joey Santiago and Linda Mallari was conducted in late April 2004 by Christophe Gourraud and Jean-Michel Biel for AlecEiffel.net.
		Joey: One day Linda and I were hanging out and decided to use a four track recorder that we had for a while.
		Linda: Joey and I starting writing music for fun - then we decided to start getting a bit more serious about it- Then we decided not to be so serious anymore and that's when the fun began.
	aleceiffel.free.fr /martinis_itw.html (1076 words)

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		With all of the post-Pixies depression smothering Boston, it should be comforting to know that there is still a decent related project, and it doesn't involve Frank or Kim.
		The Martinis features the distinct guitar antics of Pixies' riffmeister Joey Santiago, matched with a new cast, including Linda Mallari on vocals, ex-Four Non-Blondes drummer Dawn Richardson, and ex-that dog Rachel Haden providing the bass (at least she did while they were in the studio).
		If you were one of the three people who saw Empire Records, the Martinis had a song on the soundtrack called "Free" (this cut also kicks off their self-titled album).
	www.lollipop.com /archive_temp.php3?content=issue45/45-04b-10.html (219 words)

	themusicedge.com :: The Martinis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		So the project with guitar genius Joey Santiago (Pixies) and vocalist Linda Mallari (Up With People troupe) has finally come to fruition and they’ve released an 11 song record chalk full of insanely well-written rock songs.
		Santiago used to play in this little band called the Pixies; a band that inspired another band that inspired a generation and a crapload of stupid Gap commercials.
		“Walls of Silence,” and the album opener, “Flyer” are representative of both Mallari’s talent and Santiago’s guitar proficiency and the rest of the record combines the two sound architects in holy matrimony.
	www.themusicedge.com /moxie/news/reviews/the-martinis.shtml (213 words)

	Rachel Haden - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rachel was Rivers' choice to play the 'good girl' character.
		In 1999 Rachel contributed the song “Poems, Prayers, and Promises” for the album “a Tribute to John Denver” Around this same time she played bass and performed vocals as a member of The Martinis along with Pixies guitarist Joey Santiago and his wife Linda Mallari.
		More recently, in 2001, Rachel toured as a backup singer and keyboardist for Jimmy Eat World.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rachel_Haden (346 words)

	interview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Joey is presently involved in music-scoring for Film and has played on other records ie.
		I think the hardest part for me is developing an identity other than "Joey's wife who sings in his band".
		Linda: I don't feel uncomfortable listening to our music...
	www.fijski.fsnet.co.uk /fijinterview.html (1449 words)

	Cokemachineglow.com - Music reviews
		Right on the heel of one of alternative rock's most anticipated reunions this side of a séance table, Joey Santiago and chanteuse-wannabe Linda Mallari release their long-awaited debut album, Smitten.
		While Joey Santiago may have impaled many a Pixies listener with his rusty guitar, thus cementing his large role in shaping the band's unique sound, he wasn't involved in the unique vision of the band, at least he wasn't credited with any (hell, even Lovering co-wrote two songs).
		Although she seems to be a highly-regarded classically-trained musician, her chops just don't seem to cut the proverbial muster.
	www.cokemachineglow.com /reviews/martinis_smitten2004.html (613 words)

	PHILMUSIC FEATURES - Pinoy Roots, Global Branches [ Index] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		His partner in The Martinis is Linda Mallari who is half-Pinay and can trace her roots to Pampanga.
		Linda was fresh out of Emerson College where she had minored in music, and was singing torch songs in Boston cafes.
		After moving to LA in 1995, ten days before the big quake, the husband and wife team finally decided to pool their incredible talents.
	www.philmusic.com /zine/features/2000/08/080900_filam/p2.htm (391 words)

	HYBRIDMAGAZINE.COM \| REVIEWS \| the MArtinis - Smitten album review
		With the Martinis, Santiago is back at his old tricks, with the addition of songwriter/singer Linda Mallari.
		There is nothing inherently wrong with Mallari's songwriting, all the basic elements for a successful song are here, but there is just something missing.
		His guitar shifts with the songs, creating new and different feels for each track, but Mallari's voice draws it back to a common theme, so that it is hard to stray into undiscovered country.
	www.hybridmagazine.com /reviews/1004/martinis.shtml (546 words)

	Attitude - CD's
		The way Santiago can make a guitar squeal in pain and then drop straight back into a melodic lull has been imitated more times than I've written off CDs as the dud of the week.
		This is his debut record collaborating with singer Linda Mallari.
		The combination of his raw guitar assault with a penchant for pop and her beautiful classically trained voice is not as odd as it sounds on paper.
	attitude.themercury.news.com.au /cd009.htm (646 words)

	In Music We Trust - Martinis, The: Smitten
		On Smitten, the debut from The Martinis, Joey Santiago's (of The Pixies) other band, Joey Santiago (guitar) and Linda Mallari (vocals) deliver a guitar-driven, power-pop record that has a lot in common with The Pixies, though is more straight ahead than quirky.
		Mallari's vocals give the sweet touch to Santiago's rocker heart, and together the duo, along with friends, knows how to make things both sugary and powerful.
		Smitten is an apt title for a pop/rock record that will leave you Smitten from the beginning of the album throughout the end.
	www.inmusicwetrust.com /articles/68r33.html (227 words)

	Smash Mouth
		Smash Mouth bassist Paul DeLisle handled the low end duties for The Martinis on their latest CD 'Smitten'.
		The Southern California based band features guitarist Joey Santiago (of alt-rock legends The Pixies) and his wife, singer/songwriter Linda Mallari.
		Drums were provided by session-master Josh Freese (A Perfect Circle).
	www.smashmouth.com /oldnews.html (472 words)

	Ink 19 :: The Martinis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Smitten is technically The Martinis' second album, but it might as well be their first.
		The eponymous 1998 self-release from former (and current, I suppose, considering the group's opportunistic reunion) Pixies guitarist Joey Santiago and his wife Linda Mallari is all but impossible to find, and has been scaled back to the status of "demo" by some fansite discographies.
		This is where listeners will find hooks and choruses similar to the ones on which The Pixies' reputation rests, not to mention a true demonstration of Mallari's vocal talent, alternating between monotone stoicism and compelling entreaties.
	www.ink19.com /issues/september2004/musicReviews/musicM/martinis.html (333 words)

	Pixies - Biography - AOL Music
		Combining his studies in electronic engineering at Wentworth Institute of Technology and his years of performing experience, Lovering dubbed himself a "scientific phenomenalist," a cross between a scientist, performance artist, and magician, and warmed up the crowds at Frank Black, Breeders, Camper Van Beethoven, and Grant Lee Buffalo concerts.
		Santiago and his wife Linda Mallari continued the Martinis through the '90s, recording several demos and self-released albums.
		Santiago also began a career composing soundtracks and incidental music, beginning with the score for 2000's Crime & Punishment in Suburbia, to which Black also contributed a track.
	music.aol.com /artist/pixies/5149/biography (1715 words)

	Drowned in Sound - Listings - Artists - The Martinis
		The Martinis came into being, in a way, around 1994, when Joey Santiago and Linda Mallari moved to the West Coast.
		Linda minored in music at Emerson and sang show tunes, jazz standards and middle-of-the-road Top Forty at the likes of Holiday Inn.
		For the next few months Linda and Joey worked on a new set of songs and recruited Jeff McElroy and Ralph Blazer as bassist and drummer respectfully.
	www.drownedinsound.com /artist/view/6672 (341 words)

	Boston.com / News / Boston Globe / Living / Arts / Gigantic steps
		Seven months in, the Pixies' 2004 US tour is not only an unqualified success in the foundering touring industry, it's a model of gentility, a testament to family values, and, most critically, gainful employment.
		It started to get pretty crappy for me, being freelance in LA," says Santiago, who grew up in Longmeadow and formed a band, the Martinis, with his wife, Linda Mallari, following the Pixies' split.
		Santiago has spent the last few years trying to break into film and TV composing; Mallari recently gave birth to the couple's second child.
	www.boston.com /news/globe/living/articles/2004/11/28/gigantic_steps?pg=3 (828 words)

	6/18/03: Joey Santiago Interview
		FSM: The Martinis continue to record music, and your wife Linda Mallari is in the band.
		I was visiting relatives in Florida when he called and rather than drive back to Boston to catch a flight, Linda and I decided that it would be fun to drive to L.A. I lived in Charles' old apartment when he was moving into a house he had just purchased.
		One day I bought a couch and that was it, I lived in L.A. I had no grand plans to get into the film/TV world.
	www.filmscoremonthly.com /articles/2003/18_Jun---Joey_Santiago_Interview.asp (1350 words)

	Media Nugget : Smitten : The Martinis
		New parents Linda Mallari and Joey Santiago gave birth to this little bundle of joy earlier this year.
		And while a lot of people (myself included) must have picked it up on the strength of guitarist Santiago's other band, Smitten stands on it's own chubby little feet.
		This page is part of Media Nugget, a daily dose of pop culture, featuring movies, music, literature, food, etc..
	www.medianugget.com /2004/11/smitten.html (113 words)

	[AlecEiffel.net] The Martinis Biography
		Those familiar buzzes and squonks have returned-albeit in a different form.
		Throughout the Pixies days, Santiago and Mallari hung out, wrote songs and drank martinis; producing the earliest Martinis ideas, their name and the song "Free," which appeared on the Empire Records soundtrack in 1995 (their last -official- recorded appearance until the release of Smitten).
		Although the music has a breezy demeanor-most likely a result of Mallari's mom blasting Broadway in the house, her tour of duty with Up With People and her never-ending love of right-of-the-dial radio hits-the lyrics generally take a more sinister turn.
	aleceiffel.free.fr /martinis_bio.html (526 words)

	Media Nugget
		New parents Linda Mallari and Joey Santiago gave birth to this little bundle of joy earlier this year.
		And while a lot of people (myself included) must have picked it up on the strength of guitarist Santiago's other band, Smitten stands on it's own chubby little feet.
		But with a voice both pretty and powerful, and songs that are catchy as hell, the real star here is mama Mallari.
	www.medianugget.com (1408 words)

	Scotsman writer - The Seann William Scott Site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The MartinisSmitten2004New parents Linda Mallari and Joey Santiago gave birth to this little bundle of joy earlier this year.
		And whilea lot of people (myself included) must have picked it up on the strength of guitarist Santiago's other band, Smitten stands on it's own chubby little feet.
		But with a voice both pretty and powerful, and songs that are catchy as hell, the real star here is mama Mallari.
	www.seannwilliamscott.co.uk /Media7.html (134 words)

	phoenixnewtimes.com \| News \| Tara Hitchcock Presents (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Here comes your man and woman: Former Pixie Joey Santiago and singer Linda Mallari shake things up with the Martinis
		It's clear to Garvin that mixing software, pro-tools and million-dollar boards aren't the essential ingredients of pop perfection.
		A collaboration with singer/songwriter Linda Mallari -- who, judging by her photo, is better-looking than Black Francis and likely easier to deal with than Kim Deal -- the group is about to release its indie debut, Fast Forward.
	www.phoenixnewtimes.com /Issues/2000-05-18/bash_2.html (1009 words)

	HippoPress -- The Hippo -- Guide to Manchester NH
		An entertaining story backs up sparse but strong elements to produce that rare album you’ll actually want to listen to, in order, all the way through.
		Joey Santiago of the Pixies appears here with wife Linda Mallari and the result is a sweet little bit of alt-pop.
		Surfy and sunny on the guitar, airy on the vocals and playful drums, The Martinis give their songs, mostly of the love variety, an energetic alt-rock sound that is lighter and not as smirky as the Pixes.
	www.hippopress.com /music/cdreviews040930.html (1742 words)

	Dr. Sean Alan Mallari - Commonwealth Psychology Associates
		Sean Alan Mallari, M.D. Dr. Mallari is a board-certified psychiatrist who offers psychopharmacological treatment with adolescents, adults, and geriatric clients.
		He earned his medical degree from Loma Linda University in California.
		He later completed his psychiatry residency training through Boston University affiliated hospitals.
	www.commpsych.com /sean_alan_mallari.htm (85 words)

	FrankBlack.net - Bio section, find out more about Frank the the Catholics
		The rest of course is brilliant musical history.
		Joey is currently involved with his band The Martinis, which includes his wife Linda Mallari.
		In addition to this work, he also composes music for film and television.
	www.frankblack.net /bio?page=joeysantiago (256 words)

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