
The dense lo-fi sounds of San Francisco's
Kelley Stoltz have a playful homemade quality which runs the gamut from pop to rock to folk to blues, starting over at pop again. You would think this diversified output would lead to a widespread audience hungry for all the musical styles he taps into but that hasn't yet been the case. However, I predict fame (and, perhaps, fortune) will finally rear its puffy little head when his newest CD comes out on
Sub Pop in January 2006. Until then, here is
Tubes In The Moonlight, a track from
Antique Glow, which came out in 2003 and is available for purchase at
Inertia (where it comes with a completely different cover, oddly enough). You can also now purchase his song-for-song remake of
Crocodiles, the classic album by
Echo & The Bunnymen, which can be found at
Darla.
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