Left Hand Smoke

Still left Hand Smoke’s 1999 debut announced the appearance of one of the greatest unsigned rings in the united states. Powered with the punchy business lead guitar function of Will Mish as well as the soul-styled shouting and key pad playing of his old sibling Ben, the band’s organic grooves instantly struck a chord with Seattleites craving a go back to clean, well-played rock and roll & move that flew when confronted with local indie rock and roll hipsters. Shaped in past due 1997 while Ben Mish and Ronan O’Mahoney (electric guitar) were participating in the College or university of Washington, by 2000, Still left Hand Smoke begun to dominate the Seattle picture, breaking house information at local night clubs and producing exuberant word-of-mouth hype as the following music group poised to use from the Pacific Northwest. A self-produced debut, Still left Hand Smoke, begun to receive wide-spread local airplay after among its tracks, the Allman Brothers-inspired rocker “Blues Eye Shinin’,” was highlighted on the strike Television show ER. Immediately after, the music group got their second regional strike with “Stage Outdoors,” a ballad whose refined groove proved a lot more effective. In Apr 1999, first bassist Chris Jensen still left the group. The music group continuing to tour, employing musicians by the work throughout 1999, before ultimately recruiting the long lasting rhythm portion of bassist Andrew Scaglione and drummer Andrew Cloutier. Just a few guidelines from stardom, the band’s second record, So Many Encounters, appeared in Feb 2001 to solid reviews.