FORT SHAME
''DOUBLE WIDE''
NOVEMBER 27 2012
41:00
1/Someone Turned Her Inside Out
Sue Harshe/4:02
2/One For the Ages
Todd May/2:58
3/Billy Squier's Drummer
Sue Harshe/2:51
4/Gay Boys In Berlin
Sue Harshe/3:59
5/Ghost Story
Sue Harshe/4:34
6/Sundowner
Todd May/4:18
7/Trouble
Sue Harshe/3:35
8/Like That Richard Manuel Song
Todd May/4:14
9/Ethel the Typist
Sue Harshe/4:12
10/Confidence Man
Sue Harshe/2:41
11/Dead Fly the Birds
Bill Alletzhauser / Randy Cheek / C. Cleaver / D. Morrison/3:36
Todd May/Guitar, Vocals
Sue Harshe/Piano, Guitar, Vocals
Jamey Ball/Bass
George Hondroulis/Drums
Somehow, for a few improbable years, the talents of Sue Harshe and Todd May were buried under the mountain of music that dominated the indie rock scene in Columbus, Ohio. Sue Harshe was co-founder of the then- and now-legendary post-punk band Scrawl, and Todd May played in the Lilybandits, one of the most beloved Americana outfits to come out of Columbus during the 1990s. But both laid low in the mid-naughties; May played solo shows (and eventually picked up steam, playing and recording with Bloodshot Records recording Artist Lydia Loveless as well as touring nationally as a solo artist), Harshe devoted her time to scoring silent films. Once the two came together in 2007 (in a now defunct project, Lootsville) there was little one could do to stop this collaboration. The last few years have been spent solidifying their line up and weaving their styles with the rhythm section of George Hondroulis (Drums) and Jamey Ball (Bass).
''DOUBLE WIDE''
NOVEMBER 27 2012
41:00
1/Someone Turned Her Inside Out
Sue Harshe/4:02
2/One For the Ages
Todd May/2:58
3/Billy Squier's Drummer
Sue Harshe/2:51
4/Gay Boys In Berlin
Sue Harshe/3:59
5/Ghost Story
Sue Harshe/4:34
6/Sundowner
Todd May/4:18
7/Trouble
Sue Harshe/3:35
8/Like That Richard Manuel Song
Todd May/4:14
9/Ethel the Typist
Sue Harshe/4:12
10/Confidence Man
Sue Harshe/2:41
11/Dead Fly the Birds
Bill Alletzhauser / Randy Cheek / C. Cleaver / D. Morrison/3:36
Todd May/Guitar, Vocals
Sue Harshe/Piano, Guitar, Vocals
Jamey Ball/Bass
George Hondroulis/Drums
Somehow, for a few improbable years, the talents of Sue Harshe and Todd May were buried under the mountain of music that dominated the indie rock scene in Columbus, Ohio. Sue Harshe was co-founder of the then- and now-legendary post-punk band Scrawl, and Todd May played in the Lilybandits, one of the most beloved Americana outfits to come out of Columbus during the 1990s. But both laid low in the mid-naughties; May played solo shows (and eventually picked up steam, playing and recording with Bloodshot Records recording Artist Lydia Loveless as well as touring nationally as a solo artist), Harshe devoted her time to scoring silent films. Once the two came together in 2007 (in a now defunct project, Lootsville) there was little one could do to stop this collaboration. The last few years have been spent solidifying their line up and weaving their styles with the rhythm section of George Hondroulis (Drums) and Jamey Ball (Bass).
