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Once expected by some to be "'next big thing' in indie rock," Storm King instead maintained a cult following throughout its years. Critic Kevin Hopper wrote in 1996 that Storm King "belong to an elite group of 'alternative' bands that would otherwise shine were it not for the multiplicity of bands of
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Sharp went on to form the band Ill Ease in 1998, which released several studio albums, toured around the world, and opened for acts like Deerhoof and Battles. Pinkerton and Hunter have both released solo albums, most recently Pinkerton's
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in 1990, taking its name from a radiator label. Its original lineup was Peyton Pinkerton (vocals, bass), Matt Hunter (vocals, guitar), Eli Miller (guitar), and Elizabeth Sharp (drums). The band made itself known in the
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called an "intelligent and dynamic," "fully realized rock album." The album's song "The Winding Staircase" was featured on the soundtrack of the 2006 movie
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track "Quicksand Under Carpet," directed by Jay Hollinsworth, won the award for best "Music Video: Animation/Rock 'n' Roll" at the 2007
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By 2006, Storm King's lineup had shifted to include Caleb Wetmore (bass) and Patrick Berkery (drums). That year, Storm King released
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their ilk." Critic Tom Kielty called them "one of the Bay State's best-kept musical secrets" in 2002.
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in 1995. "The Winding Staircase" was featured on the soundtrack of the 2006 movie
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After Axis folded, Storm King signed to Grass Records and put out a second album,
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Storm King toured England and Scotland in 1998. That year, Wormco reissued
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in 1990. The group released nine studio albums over its 20-year existence.
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movement, of which Western Massachusetts was a hub, and opened for
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in 1999. That lineup continued for some years and put out 2002's
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tour. In 1992, Storm King recorded a full-length album,
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Caleb Wetmore – bass guitar, backing vocals (2004–2010)
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Hunter and Pinkerton were the guitarists on the 1996
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Peyton Pinkerton
New Radiant Storm King in 1990.
Amherst, Massachusetts
Indie rock
noise rock
Darla
Grass
indie rock
Amherst, Massachusetts
Hampshire College
college rock
Nirvana
Bleach
Rough Trade
Guided By Voices
Pernice Brothers
Wharton Tiers
Erasing Clouds
Catch and Release
Maverick Movie Awards
Darla Records
Iron Horse Music Hall
Guided by Voices
Catch and Release
Silver Jews
The Natural Bridge
J Mascis
Grass
Darla

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