The Sisterhood of Convolted Thinkers

The Sisterhood of Convoluted Thinkers’ began in the past due 1990s when ex-Tsunami, Eggs, and Liquorice member Rob Christiansen formed the quirky indie pop group along with his wife, Jeannine Durfee, within the Washington D.C. region. Their 1999 self-titled debut, a break up launch on Darla Information and 555 Information, introduced the music group to the hearing general public. It showcased the duo’s studio room hijinks, showcasing their unconventional audio. Ume Sour, called following a Japanese cocktail, was conceived and documented in Japan. The record was a cleaner-sounding indie synth pop disc. It had been revealed in 2001 on Darla Information. Better Days, Arriving Now premiered in 2003 on Teenbeat Information. For concert events, the music group added drummer Jessica Weil and guitarist/sampler Tag McAdam. The music group also made an appearance on several indie pop/rock and roll compilations throughout their background.