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A Place To Wash My Hands
A Place to Wash My Hands formed in the early 2000s with William Cashion on vocals and guitar, David Grubbs on guitar and keyboards, and Brian Chase on drums....
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A Place to Wash My Hands formed in the early 2000s with William Cashion on vocals and guitar, David Grubbs on guitar and keyboards, and Brian Chase on drums. They released their first album 'Insufficient Funds' in 2002, followed by 'Cabaret Noir' in 2004 and 'Concubines' in 2007.
Their song 'Insufficient Funds' became their most recognized track, with lyrics that touched on financial struggles. The band's sound drew from punk, jazz, electronica, and folk elements, creating an unpredictable mix that sometimes divided listeners.
In 2006, bassist John Fell Ryan left the group, forcing them to reconfigure their lineup.
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