Things I like right now...
I did the Band Bio Generator at the Bumbershoot site, and here's what it said...
A history of folk icons: Hardest Right
Hailing from the Brewed Awakening coffee house in Portland, Hardest Right rose to the top of the folk scene in 2007 with their debut album, Self Titled. The band's latest album, Compaired, layers LJ's hushed vocal narratives with a lilting orchestral accompaniments to somehow churn out simply stunning results. With standout tracks like "Wanted/Needed," the music of Hardest Right appeals to folk fans and non-folk fans alike.
For clarification, LJ = me. My initials are LJ, or ECJ if you're going by official and full name status.
Also, I really like the latest xkcd webcomic.
Lately I've been listening to a lot of music on repeat... Mostly it's Navigators, The Fray, a few Scissor Sisters songs, some Feist, and The Fratellis. It's all really good to listen to while playing Tetris. =)
A history of folk icons: Hardest Right
Hailing from the Brewed Awakening coffee house in Portland, Hardest Right rose to the top of the folk scene in 2007 with their debut album, Self Titled. The band's latest album, Compaired, layers LJ's hushed vocal narratives with a lilting orchestral accompaniments to somehow churn out simply stunning results. With standout tracks like "Wanted/Needed," the music of Hardest Right appeals to folk fans and non-folk fans alike.
For clarification, LJ = me. My initials are LJ, or ECJ if you're going by official and full name status.
Also, I really like the latest xkcd webcomic.
Lately I've been listening to a lot of music on repeat... Mostly it's Navigators, The Fray, a few Scissor Sisters songs, some Feist, and The Fratellis. It's all really good to listen to while playing Tetris. =)