
We couldn't agree more with what Aly Comingore says in this quote...
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Just wanted to alert you to the Lights upcoming performance today at 1:30 PST live on KEXP from a stage at Easy Street Records in West Seattle. How they deemed these three fit for live radio is beyond me, but I'm excited! Stream it live at kexp.org. Also, Seattle International Film Festival is debuting the documentary "Amplified Seattle" and it prominently features the Lights. It's being screened this weekend on May 22nd at 2 PM at the Neptune Theater and again on the 26th at 9:15 PM. "The Lights are a band that are unhinged and connected. They are live, unfrayed, tilted, and more importantly they are able to get live and tilted with their shows." Trent Moorman
Canada's Aux TV declares Holy Hail to be a NYC band that lives up to the hype! The Dying (After) Party out nationally on June 22nd... have you heard it yet?
"A mix of rock ‘n roll, hip-hop and electronic, the band continues to challenge both genre conventions and the stereotypical male-female vocal dynamic using their lyrics not to whisper sentiments, but to fearlessly mark their presence. An eclectic group of DJ’s, artists, writers and musicians, Holy Hail (consisting of Cat Hartwell, Mike Egan, Kevin Cooke and Jesse Sposato) seems to properly reflect the intensity and multi-dimensional qualities of today’s youth culture."
"Some things are just too pretty to die and this band happens to be one of them." PJ Rogalski, drummer from the Lights
"I had around two years of thinking about what I had done and I wanted to remember that in life I always think and live to the strong beat or the things that we actually hear, like your heartbeat." Melanie Valera
"The album is kind of a collage. It’s kind of like our movie sound track, or the soundtrack to my life with Shell. There are old songs on there that we’re finally happy with, meshed with our new songs, that all together tell this story. I’m really proud of it, and I haven’t really ever said that in the 20 years I’ve been making music. I’ve always been happy with the things I’ve released but I think this is the most intimate, honest representation of who we are as people on this 15-year journey together." Shag