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Artist description
A female-fronted, indie pop/rock band based out of Seattle, WA. |
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Music Style
Indie pop/rock |
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Musical Influences
U2, The Sundays, Kate Bush |
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Similar Artists
The Sundays, 10,000 Maniacs, U2 |
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Artist History
Formed in 1993, TWBA has been touring the greater Northwest for the last three years. The band has released five albums, with the latest, Be, due out this spring. |
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Group Members
Mary Beth Kite, vocals; Matt Kite, guitar; Jay Perry, bass; Roger Johnson, drums. |
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Instruments
Guitar, bass, drums. |
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Albums
Be, Amnesty, Spinner, The Whole Bolivian Army, Hazen |
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Press Reviews
"The noise of the Whole Bolivian Army isn't the ominous stomping of boots on dirt, Paul Newman and Robert Redford's sweat making wet splats in the dust as their fate approaches in a flurry of gunfire. This Whole Bolivian Army is from Seattle, not South of the Border, and dispatches a crisp-as-Wasa-bread power-pop sound, spread with a touch of honey and butter for added sweetness. 'Modern rock'--that is, the left-of-center pop mode that predated 'alternative'--is a descriptor that springs immediately to mind. Mary Beth Kite's throaty, vibrato vocals slither over resonating guitar chimes, and elastic bass lines alternately recall the Sundays and 10,000 Maniacs." -- John Graham, Willamette Week. |
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Location
Seattle, WA - USA |
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