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Exclusive interview: The Wooden Birds

If you haven't heard of The Wooden Birds, maybe you know Andrew Kenny from his other band The American Analog Set. Or perhaps Matt Pond from Matt Pond PA? If you haven't heard of any of these guys, well, you have some catching up to do on your indie rock.

We met up with the new quartet when they stopped by the CBS Interactive studios. They shared some thoughts and tunes from their new LP "Magnolia." The lineup features Andrew Kenny on lead vocals and guitar; Leslie Sisson on vocals; Sean Haskins on drums; and, as an unexpected bonus, Matt Pond on guitar.

Watch the exclusive video on Last.fm

Posted by MP3_Staff, 10/21/2009 5:31pm
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