Caitlin Cary | pt

Scary is a project with a computer, some software, a Mini Disc and an attempt to forget. Born in Finland, lives in Sweden and plays the bass in a Heavy Metal band and a Post-Punk band. Found a new way for expression through electronic music via the computer. .

Nashville’s Caitlin Rose first appeared on the radar of music critics this year with the release of her widely praised debut full-length Own Side Now. Rarely does an artist display this level of uninhibited honestly and vulnerability in their writing; the fact that this wisdom is found at the start of Rose’s career promises that she’s not going away anytime soon. Drawing inspiration from female greats like Linda Ronstadt, Patsy Cline and Stevie Nicks, Own Side Now is an exquisite collection, showcasing a maturity in songwriting that few possess at such a young age. Although steeped in the country tradition,...

Cary Ann Hearst has a big mouth and a sparkle in her eye. She's a compact but powerful piece of artillery and she sings like jesus’ little probate. If she comes to your town you should come out to listen. She has a snappy turn of phrase, a simple sense of melody and primeval sense of guitar rhythm that she learned by listening through the glass windows on Broadway as a young girl in Nashville, Tennessee. Hearst spent her formative adult years going “coastal” in Charleston, SC. Her mind unravelled, her hair went crazy and she grew roots out of...

Scary German Guy was formed in 1998 in Long Island New York. The two founding members of the band were vocalist Mike Curley and bassist. Shortly thereafter they acquired the services of vocalist/guitarist Gary Foster and began to form what would eventually become their trademark sound, later dubbed "Horror Core" by a local producer. All that was left was to add the final pieces of the SGG puzzle. Enter guitarist Jason Rhoads and sampler/technical engineer Chris Klapak. The original 5 piece was now complete and writing and putting together SGG's first release entitled "For the Sake of Man". SGG played...

Caitlin Cary was a part of Whiskeytown with Ryan Adams, where she played the fiddle and provided harmonies. Since the band broke up, she has released three albums - While You Weren't Looking, I'm Staying Out and Begonias (a collection of duets by Caitlin Cary & Thad Cockrell), as well as the EP Waltzie. She is also a member of Tres Chicas. .