For five years or so, The Casket Lottery were the hardest working band in Kansas City. The mathy emo rockers toured relentlessly, put out a bunch of CDs and gained a rep as one of the tightest bands in the area. Though they "broke up" a couple years back, the band occasionally regroups to play shows (drummer Nathan Richardson is now a full-time member of the Appleseed Cast and singer Nathan Ellis has a new project called Jackie Carol). In the Pines is one of the most best new bands of out Kansas City with a six-piece band that includes viola and violin, two lead singers and lovely harmonies. Though old-timey subject matter (poverty, trains, the mountains, the civil war...) reigns supreme, the band's sound is more akin to the dusky Americana of Crooked Fingers or South San Gabriel.
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Follow the Sun | Evan Saathoff | Add to playlist |
Husam Husam | Evan Saathoff | Add to playlist |
Never Die Young | Evan Saathoff | Add to playlist |
Peace, Pain & Regret | Evan Saathoff | Add to playlist |
Sweet Marie | Evan Saathoff | Add to playlist |
The Death of the King | Evan Saathoff | Add to playlist |
The Ghost of the River | Evan Saathoff | Add to playlist |
The Siren Sings | Evan Saathoff | Add to playlist |
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