Echo Relocation Seattle, Washington
Singer/guitarist Chris Grandy moved to Seattle in mid-2016, and eventually met drummer Chris Hughes and bassist Ian Douglas, two other recent arrivals from different places. The three shared an affinity for grungy, psychedelic, garage rock, and soon determined they were drawn together to make some gritty music in the Pacific Northwest. ... more
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