The Nina Gordon and Louise Post-led band that gave us 'Seether' and kept going.
For the full picture, put 'Seether' next to something like 'Said Sadly'. That's the band's range in a nutshell.
When 'American Thighs' landed in 1994, 'Seether' and 'Number One Crush' had that specific Chicago mix of grunge guitars and vocal harmonies that felt both raw and catchy. They didn't just capture a moment; they built a catalog that fans still pull from, whether it's the early single 'Said Sadly' or later tracks like 'Morning Sad'. The band's sound has always been about that push-and-pull between Gordon and Post's voices.
They formed in Chicago in 1992, released 'American Thighs' on Minty Fresh, and went on hiatus in the late '90s. The 2002 reunion album 'Eight Arms to Hold You' started a second act that's included records like 'Ghost Notes' and 2021's 'The Jellyfish Parade'. Through lineup changes, Gordon and Post have remained the core.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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