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Seattle band full of 'sunshine'

Issue date: 11/15/07 Section: Out & About
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Throw Me The Statue is a Seattle-based quintet fresh off its latest indie/electro pop release
Media Credit: COURTESY THROW ME THE STATUE
Throw Me The Statue is a Seattle-based quintet fresh off its latest indie/electro pop release "Moonbeams" earlier this year.
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When you scrub through Seattle's infamous grunge, believe it or not, there's sunshine. For the city that was once a capital to alterna-rock angst, Throw Me The Statue is a virtuous wild card.

The band is the brainchild of artist Scott Reitherman, almost on a mission to defeat Seattle stereotypes as the collective's frontman. He produces intelligent indie-pop with splashes of synth to spice up the simplicity of his songwriting.

The band is an emblem of eclecticism, thriving on its ambition to embody adversity in a scene ruled by rain and rage.

It's a lighthearted garage band fare akin to The Kinks or The Shins, leaning toward electro-pop and meticulous math rock at times. Either way, Throw Me The Statue is endearing and likely to "throw" you for a loop.


- Sami Promisloff

VITAL STATS

Formed: 2005 in Seattle, Wa.
Latest Release: "Moonbeams" (2007)
Listen:
www.myspace.com/throwmethestatue

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