Shadowgraphs Portland, Oregon
Shadowgraphs pull influence from ’60s baroque psych pop, be it The Zombies or Left Banke or The Kinks, but aren’t precious about it. They’re a modern band who, more importantly, know a good hook when they hear it.
-BrooklynVegan
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