Passionate, alternative rock with beautifully melodic, sing-along choruses and fantastically memorable lyrics.

14 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Modern Rock, ROCK: Progressive Rock



Details:
Warm Wires began in 1995 when B. Mossman returned to San Francisco from two years in Ireland and England with a sack full of songs to get onto tape. Mossman, who was composer and bass player in Harm Farm (Alias Records) from 1987 to 1992, called upon the local talent of his friends to complete the recording of 15 tracks which became the "Severe Comfort" CD released in 1997 on Sugar Fix Recordings (Los Angeles)for North America and on Brinkman Records (Holland) for Europe.

On drums, Adam McCauley and lead guitar, Matt Stahl were both in Oakland's Little My for 10 years. Carrie Bradley, on violin and backup vocals, currently composes, sings lead vocals and plays guitar and violin for San Francisco's, 100 Watt Smile (Thirsty Ear Records). Carrie was a co-founder of Ed's Redeeming Qualities, with whom she wrote, sang and played violin and guitar for 10 years. She also accommodates The Breeder's fiddling needs on tour and in the studio as well. To add spice and charm to the basic tracks , Peter Altenberg, a life long student of Indian Tabla (under master Zakir Hussein) and cello, also contributed Sarangi, Hammond Organ, piano and Flute!

When it was time to assemble the live stage show. Mossman put down the bass for rhythm guitar and lead vocals, so bass duties were filled by Bernie Jungle. Bernie, an accomplished lead guitarist had been playing with The Earl Rays in Cleveland, Ohio for almost a decade before venturing west to San Francisco. Along with vocals, Bernie now composes for Warm Wires as well.

Warm Wires recorded their second CD, "Kindness," with producer Scott Greiner (guitarist for 100 Watt Smile). It was released on Two Ton Santa Records (New Hampshire) in April of 2002.