Ambient guitars, bass, and drums grind together to frame lyrics that explore common anxieties and the passage of time. And sometimes goats. The “blank wax clocks” album was released in late 2021 followed by the five song “Dirt in a Hurry” EP(2022) New release coming in 2025, come see this band play live…
Born out of the vast networks of the PNW farmers market scene: "...their sound is austere, it's rough hewn, maybe like the hands of the people that grow our food, and maybe like the hands of the people that make our things. Maybe like the plain sounds that emerged during a challenging time and helped strip away the artifice. It looks to find a way to cut through the noise and tell our anxious truths." -Iaan Hughes Music Director KBCS 91.3
Joining Seattle songwriter and guitarist Ben Chandler as The Low Lonesome Sound: Bassist Dylan Olson. A veteran of the Chicago psych rock scene, “…we stood around in parking lots for years and talked about bands like The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Dandy Warhols, The Stooges, The Strokes, The Black Angels, Wilco….now we get to stand around in practice rooms and music venues and talk about our own stuff too. Ask him about his high, pretty vocal harmonies.”
Drummer Zachary Pacleb is an artist. Mostly with food. Really, really good food. Turns out he’s also a really, really good drummer. Somebody recently told me, “…everything Zach does is incredible, he’s that kind of guy.” No pressure.
Fri Apr 11 2025
8:00 PM (Doors 7:00 PM)
$15.00
Ages 21+
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Pickathon Presents
The Low Lonesome Sound and Andy Crosby with Nathan Trueb
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The Low Lonesome Sound
Alternative Country
Ambient guitars, bass, and drums grind together to frame lyrics that explore common anxieties and the passage of time. And sometimes goats. The “blank wax clocks” album was released in late 2021 followed by the five song “Dirt in a Hurry” EP(2022) New release coming in 2025, come see this band play live…
Born out of the vast networks of the PNW farmers market scene: "...their sound is austere, it's rough hewn, maybe like the hands of the people that grow our food, and maybe like the hands of the people that make our things. Maybe like the plain sounds that emerged during a challenging time and helped strip away the artifice. It looks to find a way to cut through the noise and tell our anxious truths." -Iaan Hughes Music Director KBCS 91.3
Joining Seattle songwriter and guitarist Ben Chandler as The Low Lonesome Sound: Bassist Dylan Olson. A veteran of the Chicago psych rock scene, “…we stood around in parking lots for years and talked about bands like The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Dandy Warhols, The Stooges, The Strokes, The Black Angels, Wilco….now we get to stand around in practice rooms and music venues and talk about our own stuff too. Ask him about his high, pretty vocal harmonies.”
Drummer Zachary Pacleb is an artist. Mostly with food. Really, really good food. Turns out he’s also a really, really good drummer. Somebody recently told me, “…everything Zach does is incredible, he’s that kind of guy.” No pressure. -
Andy Crosby
Folk Rock
Hailing from Donnelly, Idaho, this multifaceted artist's musical path weaves from touring with his brother's band to embarking on a solo venture. Infusing his rock origins with an Americana/country flair, he draws inspiration from revered songwriters like Noah Gundersen and Ruston Kelly. Notable performances include opening for Reckless Kelly at the sold-out Gruene Hall in Texas and sharing the stage with Jerry Joseph at the Baghdad Theatre in Oregon.
Having contributed to his brother's albums and even featured in Sons of Anarchy, he now endeavors to release his own debut album (American Love Story) while captivating audiences nationwide on forthcoming tours. You can hear singles “In My Arms”, “Wish We Didn’t”, and “This House” on all streaming platforms now. -
Nathan Trueb
Rock
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