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Olympia, Washington’s folk-punk supergroup Cadallaca comprised vocalist/guitarist Kissy (a.k.a. Sleater-Kinney frontwoman Corin Tucker), organist Dusty (the Lookers’ Sarah Dougher) and drummer Junior (1 Threw 7’s sts); their debut LP Presenting…Cadallaca appeared on K Information in past due 1998, followed in early 2000 by Out Western.

Portland, OR-based vocalist/songwriter Sarah Dougher provides played in groupings just like the Lookers, The Crabs and Cadallaca, which also features Sleater-Kinney’s Corin Tucker. Furthermore she retains a Ph.D. in Comparative Books, shows Greek and Roman Books and writes for the Willamette Week, San Fransisco Bay Guardian as well as other …

Singing inside a falsetto that frequently garnered critiques mistaking him for a woman, Jeff Hanson fronted indie rock-band M.We.J. prior to starting a single career. Delivered in Milwaukee, WI, Hanson started his musical schooling at age group four with electric guitar lessons. He shaped M.We.J. when he was just 13, …

Making use of their dual bassist and capability to make their instruments sound anything much like bass guitars, ENEMYMINE continues to be synonymous with adjectives such as for example minimal, dark and experimental. Stemming from your imaginations of Mike Kunka (Godheadsilo), Zak Sally (Low) and Danny Sasaki in past due …

The Portland, Oregon-based indie pop duo the Crabs comprised singer/guitarist Jonn Lunsford and singer/drummer Lisa Jackson. Following a couple of EPs, Dreamboat and Sore, released over the Knw-Yr-Own label (possessed by Lunsford’s sibling Bret, himself a founding person in Beat Happening along with the frontman of D+), the Crabs agreed …

Upon the breakup from the Boise, ID, punk band State of Confusion, several associates elected to head west towards the thriving then-underground scene in Seattle, therefore guitarist/vocalist Doug Martsch, guitarist/vocalist Scott Schmaljohn, bassist Pat Brown, and drummer Wayne Rhino Flower became Treepeople. An frequently melodic combination between punk and grunge …