Friends and Family Seattle, Washington
"It's honest, sad, and epic but without being big or bombastic..." - Charles Mudede, The
Stranger
"Like Johnny Rotten meets The Band!" - Malcolm Guite, Cambridge Scholar
"Friends and Family are from another Seattle, a Seattle where people read books, make jokes, and sometimes sweat from doing things other than bicycling." - Bart Cameron, Ball of Wax Audio Quarterly
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