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 With a sound that veers from the acoustic simplicity and poetic lyricism of coffeehouse folk to the bouncy, lo-fi appeal of D.I.Y. indie pop, this California quartet writes melodies so damn catchy, you might almost think you've heard them before. Jenny Lewis (vocals, guitar, keyboards), Blake Sennet (guitar, vocals), Pierre de Reeder (bass) and Dave Rock (drums, later replaced by ex-Lassie Foundation member Jason Boesel) formed Rilo Kiley in 1998 in Los Angeles. Three years after its formation, the band released take offs and landings on Barsuk. Songs like go ahead and bulletproof showcase the band's most distinctive asset — the sweet vocals and bittersweet lyrics of Lewis — while the breezy hooks and driving beats of tunes like wires and waves and always show the band knows how to craft songs of undeniable infectiousness.
 The Barsuk Records VINYL edition of the new Rilo Kiley record, more adventurous, which has an alternate version of the track a man/me/then jim, is now available in the shop.
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Hear Jenny Lewis' opinion on cheese, meat and other food, plus watch clips from a live performance at The Jenville Show. |
Funny interview of Jenny Lewis now up at Lunchboxing.com (there's even a clip of Jenny rapping!). |
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Rilo Kiley are: Jenny Lewis (vox, guitar, keyboards), Blake Sennett (guitar, vocals), Pierre de Reeder (bass) and Jason Boesel (drums) |
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