Curbside Journal Oakland, California
Between 1996 and 2001 Curbside Journal forged twin vocals and guitars into inspired and melodic feel-it-burn-in-your-heart songs delivered with vitality and urgency. . Not quite punk and not quite emo, Curbside Journal were known for the intensity and honesty of their live performances in clubs and youth centers across the Western US. ... more
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