post harbor.

TO GET THE RECORD
'praenumbra' is available in seattle, washington at the following outlets:
easy street records
silver platters
You may also buy hard copies of the record or download songs online at:
CDbaby.com
Or download at:
iTunes
REVIEWS
"['praenumbra'] has been seeing some action ... for good reason. post harbor creates songs that begin with all the beauty of a Sigur Rós tune, only to dial up the percussion and angst, triggering reminders of Sunny Day Real Estate and all of their lo-fi bliss. ... These guys have been hitting up the clubs ... in hopes of spreading the word. The result has been unanimously positive, a sign that maybe these guys will soon get the attention they deserve.”
~ kexp [www.kexp.org]
"[I]ntense, ethereal melodies and ... searing vocals. The local foursome has built up its sound using a painstaking and somewhat different approach than the typical band. ... [post harbor's] heavy focus on instrumentation makes for an almost otherworldly effect when the band plays live."
~ seattle sound magazine [www.seattlesoundmag.com]
"post harbor is the latest special find. ... They play hard, their songs blurring into a stream of consciousness with prodding spikes. ... [With] their angular rock sound and textured melodies, the four members of post harbor have been making a name for themselves ... in the Seattle music scene for the past year."
~ abhi performing arts [www.abhiperformingarts.org]
"[post harbor] successfully captures the same dark and lonely moods of its predecessor [Sunny Day Real Estate] while occasionally offsetting those shadows with the fluid beauty of simple strings and bursts of energy via explosive feedback."
~ the stranger [www.thestranger.com]
"post harbor produced blanketing, majestic and sometimes ominous layers of sound. ... The members of post harbor were fully involved in the music they played. This made for an engaging show."
~ mercurial sound [www.mercurialsound.com]
"post harbor blends cascading guitars, languid tempos, and melancholy lyrics for a lo-fi extravaganza. But these guys aren't sissy rockers by any stretch of the imagination, and they use speed and volume on an as-needed basis."
~ the weekly volcano [www.weeklyvolcano.com]