Here are a few links to articles:

From Cayla Lambier at MiX (WSU Daily Evergreen) wrote about Stereopathic, about The Helio Sequence, and about Yarn Owl.

Gus Simpson at The Argonaut (UI) wrote about the Sundace Kids show.

Omie Drawhorn at The Pulse (Moscow/Pullman Daily News) wrote about The Helio Sequence.

***UPDATE***

Marcus Kellis at The Argonaught wrote about The Helio Sequence/Yarn Owl show.

The Kids is Turner’s post-college “self-improvement project,” started in 2005 by Turner + Girl.The band evolved into Turner’s baby as time passed and feelings changed. Derek (bass) and Erin (glockenspiel, drums, bass, vocals) came along after meeting Turner at Evergreen College in Olympia, WA, the Kids’ hometown.

Sundance Kids plays hybrid country because those are their roots; they’re hybrid because they quit country/folk for pop a couple of years back. They’re twee because, well, why not? “The original idea of the project was play really cute twee-country songs, the kind that would make people chuckle and giggle and say ‘awww!’,” Turner explains. Gradually the country advanced into twee with more pop-appeal.

Like in all good westerns, Sundance Kids is travelling westward; this is their 3rd tour of the northwest and they are thrilled to be back in Moscow. “There’s a Co-Op, the country is beautiful, the Palouse is just lovely,” says Turner; he continues: “We’re really excited to play with Yarn Owl, our friends from Pullman.”

Bring your sweetheart to hear Sundance Kids and Yarn Owl at the Nuart Theatre in downtown Moscow (516 S. Main Street) on Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14, 2008, at 8:00 p.m., $5 at the door.  ~xox, molly miltenberger

Molly is a freelance journalist and a senior at New St. Andrew’s College with a special interest in music, postcards, and goldfish.  She is an intern at The Loop 21 and keeps the blog A New Amsterdam.