Straight Line Stitch
Straight Line Stitch formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s, with Colleen D'Agostino on vocals. Their second album, "When Skies Wash Away," came out in 2003...
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Straight Line Stitch formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s, with Colleen D'Agostino on vocals. Their second album, "When Skies Wash Away," came out in 2003 and marked a shift toward a more introspective sound compared to their earlier punk and alternative rock leanings.
One of their most notable songs is "What You Do to Me," a ballad from that album that deals with an abusive relationship.
They released four studio albums between 2003 and 2011, including "Built for the Fire" in 2008 and "Shine On" in 2011. Other songs like "Black Veil" and "Conversion" show up in their catalog, though the band's activity has been limited in recent years.
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