Whoa! Nice sultry female vocals. First impressions made me think of a cross between Fleming & John and Viva Voce. The guitars are subdued Starflyer-style much of the time. Very cool. Check out the band's song, "Sunny Day," on this issue's Hard Music Sampler CD.
Other coverage for this album
Puddlegum 1998Reviewed by Jim MendenhallThis year at Cornerstone's new band stage, I had the chance to see one of the most exciting new bands, Estis P@rc. After hearing about five bands (on different stages) that all sounded the same, I was expecting Estis P@rc to be like everyone else and play a boring blend of cookie-cutter alternative and rock. But Estis P@rc did not let me down, they played one of the best shows of the whole…The Phantom Tollbooth 1998Reviewed by Steven S. BaldwinAxtell, Nebraska is not a place one would normally consider a hotbed of alternative rock and roll. Maybe a hotbed of boredom where you sit around swatting flies in the shadow of the grain silo. Certainly a most unlikely place for the emergence of one of the hottest new bands to play the Cornerstone 1998 New Band Stage. Estis P@rc's indie debut, Sometimes Not, proves that Nebraska is not just a…
