A new chess opening variation

Me and my buddy play the sicilian a lot.  Hes rated USCF 1840. I am 1600 USCF but could get to 1700-1750 once I get my games played up to par.  Anyways he started playing the Schevennigan with e6 and i saw the weakening of the d6 square so I tried to use it to my advantage.  This opening we fould wasn't played in any games on the chess.com database. 

Here is how it goes.

black is lost because although pointwise material is equal, black has weak dark squares, no dark bishop, and his bishop is horrible because all his pawns are on light squares.

Black may have weak dark squares but he should start rolling those pawns forward. I think its still a winnable game from both sides.  At least at the sub 2200 level.

First 9 moves are well known theory...

Personally I would find this a pretty hard game playing against two bishops in a fairly open position.