Artist description The collective conscience of Michael Comiskey and Bill Volmut, as a consequence. Michael plays rhythm guitar and vocals. He also does some leads. His vocals are hard driven, deeply wounded at times, up and down (falsettos), always rocking--more of the eighties element at times, but a gathering of many styles. The guitarist (Bill Volmut) goes for the wah and overdriven sound, but not unlike an REM wave, but more Sixties. But, really, we're not out to wow you out too much with words...just listen, and if you have that special connection, let us know, we'll remember you.

Music Style Rock and Roll with poetic twist, high energy at times, downright intense at others

Musical Influences The 1860's through the 80's, the '90's the 2000's, the Rolling Stones, REM, Elvis Costello, The Replacements, The Velvet Underground, etc

Similar Artists Not many though I'm sure you'll try...

Artist History The singer and lead guitarist met while playing in a country music band in a theater production. The next four years were spent formulating a live act and continuing to win over new friends and strangers with their live, fresh spontaneous performances. With the full-band lineup, Still House is ready to bring the party home!

Group Members Michael Comiskey - Vocals, guitar--Bill Volmut - lead guitar, vocals--Dustin Griffin comes to us from Montana. Yee-HAW! on the skins, thank you. He wants to let you know that he is doing a good job.

Instruments Your standard rock and roll fare, but also acoustic guitar, lead guitar, violin, harmonica, keyboards, bass and drums

Albums We have three releases available through BUILDING RECORDS ('building records from the ground up'):

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Location Seattle, WA - USA

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