Pine Hill Haints
An interview with Pine Hill Haints by Daiana Feuer
Pine Hill Haints attracts an audience that likes songs about the cursed nature of the world—people that have gone to the dark side and found it uplifting. Real weirdos and rebels gather around this band and its junk instruments. The rawness feels natural and natural feels honest. People who believe in things you’re not supposed to believe are drawn to Pine Hill’s spooky bosom and folklore.
May 21 — Pine Hill Haints at The Dark Horse
The Pine Hill Haints plays at the end of the world.
May 29, 2011 — 2nd Annual Outpost Fish Fry Jamboree
Come for the music, stay for the games and prizes.
May 20, 2011 — Olentangy John, Tom Rodwell, McDougal
An evening of one man bands, some with friends sitting in. Olentangy John (L.A.), Tom Rodwell (London/New Zealand), McDougall (Battle Ground, WA). Produced by Old Time is a Good Time.com and The New L.A. Folk Festival. May 20th will be a special night at HM157.
