Jack Wilson March 28, 2008

Since leaving the South, Wilson has joined Seattle's up and coming country and roots scene. Along with the likes of the Maldives, Sera Cahoone, Damien Jurado, Michael Vermillion, The Weary Boys (ATX) and The Whisky Swillers, Jack has graced the stages of the Tractor Tavern, the Sunset Tavern, Chop Suey, the Jewel Box Theater, the Conner Byrne Pub, and the Jules Maes Saloon. In addition, Wilson completed a tour of the southwest with D.C. songwriter Mustang in fall of 2007, playing shows in Portland, Eureka, San Francisco, San Diego, Phoenix, Santa Fe and Austin. Molly Rose's songs are demanding and stark. Their structure is more like essay writing than traditional song writing. The Lisps are a New York-based assemblage of 21st century post-rock 'n' vaudeville auteurs. They write songs about science and love and sometimes perform in costumes, with tap shoes and without microphones. The Lisps are the public/performative version of all the relationships you're struggling with.