Poor Old Lu
Poor Old Lu formed in Portland, Oregon in the late 1990s around brothers Anthony and Patrick D'Amato, guitarist Jeremy Wilson, and drummer Jason Harnell. They...
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Poor Old Lu formed in Portland, Oregon in the late 1990s around brothers Anthony and Patrick D'Amato, guitarist Jeremy Wilson, and drummer Jason Harnell. They spent their early years touring and playing shows, building a following without much attention from major labels.
Their 2004 album 'A Better Me' became their breakthrough, with the title track gaining particular notice. They followed it with 'True North' in 2007 and 'Nights Like These' in 2011. Songs like 'Bliss Is' and 'Cannon-Fire Orange' show their mix of raw emotion and intricate harmonies.
In 2013, the band got tangled in a lawsuit with their former record label over unpaid royalties. The existing history trails off there, leaving their later years unclear.
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