A friend introduced me to W. C. Lindsay last December. She lives in Philly near their local scene, and since they were playing at Heirloom Arts in Danbury, we checked them out. It was a super small show and it was fairly apparent we were the only ones who knew them. We decided, fuck it, we were still going to sing and dance along. That's the thing with W. C. Lindsay, it's fun music. It's music you learn every word to and wiggle along with.
In 2012, they released 'Hard Youth, Hardly You,' a solid introduction. My favorites included 'Folklore and Tall Tales,' 'Rita Hayworth,' and of course 'Hard Youth, Hardly You.' In 2014, they released their debut album, 'Easy Victim, Charitable Deceptions.' This is one of my all-time favorite albums. 'Into the Night,' 'Kids These Days,' 'Slowly, So Sweet,' 'Little Ghost,' and 'Hum and Roar' are all really great songs, and they all work so well together as a collective piece. The rest of the album is great too, and there isn't one song off that album that you can't jam to.