We wrote this song in the late 90s as a submission to Mary Lucia's show on Rev105 - Something Else. She said... "It's short."

Lyndales Demos 2000

Lucia Pet

Lyndales Demos

Little California

Synthesize

Moonlets

Upside Down (live at the fine line)

Fade

Zero (live at Fine Line)

Come Around

"Lo-fi Pop 1.0" is a great album. The sound of the guitars can only be described as amazing, I'm digging the melodies, and the lyrics are in a class by themselves. The CD has that signiture indie alternative rock/pop thing going on, but I think that most people can relate to the music through the words. The rhythm is subtle, but it will most definately drive itself through you and leave you wanting more. This especially rings true on the track, "Okay." So, this indie band escapes the superficiallity of the "cheap colored lights" and the lyrics ring true to the brokenhearted. Buy the CD.

~ By Domino Rastrollo

01 Lo-Fi Pop

"It's the words, man! It's the words! That's what set the Lyndales apart... The lyrics are strong throughout, and the band achieves a nice balance to support the words without getting in their way." 
~ Mark Wheat (DJ on The Current)

Often compared to such bands as Counting Crows and American Music Club, Lettman also writes songs which dare to dig beneath the surface of everyday life; exploring spirituality, love, shame, hope and transcendence. From the uplifting lyrics of "Don't Hesitate" to the introspective view of "Flesh & Blood", The Search for Agent Blue takes the listener on an emotional excavation of the soul, and proves The Lyndales to be serious contenders for hard-won radio airtime.

Band Members: Trevor Lettman - lead vocals, guitar
Brent Meyer - guitar, vocals
Jonathan Townsend - drums, percussion, vocals
Griffin Woodworth - bass, cello, vocals

01 Angelica

02 The Center Common

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