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Lindsey Markel moved to Champaign permanently after being seduced by the music and little lights of downtown. She is an actress at the Station Theatre and the author and publisher of Fickle Little Machine zine. She wants a puppy; please give her one.
Tonight at The Iron Post, local group The Brother Whys releases their debut album, I Wrote This With Our Bare Hands, to the self-proclaimed tune of Pixies and Built to Spill. If the songs available on their MySpace page are any indication, this is a group you would be wise (so sorry) to pay attention to — both their songwriting and the execution are tight.
The Brother Whys will be preceded tonight by special guest Lucky Mulholland, who will be coming out of winter hibernation to show off their power-pop sensibilities, and by Beat Kitchen vocalist, local legend (and chili chef) Brandon T. Washington.
The Iron Post is located at 120 S. Race St. in Urbana. The fun starts at 9 p.m. tonight, and cover is $5.
