A Stones Throw
A Stones Throw is the new 2021 solo album from multi instrumentalist / producer Chris Poage
All the instruments lyrics and production on this album were recorded and mixed by myself during the pandemic. It has folk, old school psychedelic and garage styling. In addition to the multi layered rock band you’ll also hear mandolin, marimba saxophone, flute and more worked into the mix!
This album was a blast to create enjoy it on your favorite platform now!
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CHRIS POAGE BAND
The Chris Poage Band is a live touring group that bridges all of Poages’ original music. This includes Panda Conspiracy the high energy party music of , the Indy folk rock of Mts. & Tunnels as well as Chris’s 2019 album “Artifact and Western Theory”. Seen preforming at music venues, community centers and DYI venues, this band lights up the stage every time!
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WHAT THE FOLKS ARE SAYING ABOUT CHRIS POAGE…
A classic northwest folk rock sound” (Mts. & Tunnels)
“Chris is selling us imaginary nuclear lasers via song at EMP museum’s JBL Theater.”
“Duane Eddy may have invented the reverbed tremolo twang, but Chris Poage opens up a whole new Ball of Wax with “What a Gas.”
UPCOMING EVENTS
New Chris Poage band single “What A Gas” out now on Ball of Wax #53!
“Duane Eddy may have invented the reverbed tremolo twang, but Chris Poage opens up a whole new Ball of Wax with “What a Gas.” Busting out of the gate at an allegro clip, Chris (and what I believe are a few of his Panda Conspiracy cohorts) firmly stake themselves in the Tex-Mex-by-way-of-Washington territory of roots rock, complete with trumpet, trombone, and loads of twang.”