Throw Me The Statue
Creaturesque

To the credit of a sophomore record, Throw Me the Statue (now a four-piece) has made some significant and interesting moves away from lo-fi since its ...

Throw Me The Statue?s sophomore album, Creaturesque, is a lively collection of tunes with enticing hooks and breezy melodies. The album, which is pack...

Doing what happy-go-lucky pop rock does best, the second album release from Seattle band Throw Me The Statue is the perfect album to be caught mid-swa...

Seattle’s Throw Me The Statue remind me of a friend of mine, this attractive, clever, funny girl who for whatever reason gets overwhelmed and freaked ...

I was recently shocked to discover that my brother was ‘salmoned out.’ In other words, being a northwesterner, like myself, he realized that he had gr...

Two years after their debut, Moonbeams (QRO Review), was released, Seattle's Throw Me The Statue splash some more good vibes on the summer with Creatu...

Originally Scott Reitherman’s moniker for his one-man indie-pop project, Seattle’s Throw Me The Statue is now a disarmingly skillful quartet that arra...

Shucks. I've been expecting a lot from Throw Me the Statue after Moonbeams, their springy, surprisingly durable 2007 debut, and now I hope I haven't j...

Throw Me The Statue’s first full-length, Moonbeams was a low-budget affair, relying heavily on acoustic guitars, tinny synthesizers, and drum ma...

Throw Me The Statue (the name, says the band, is the title of a mixtape that was once made for an unspecified girl) was originally the recording pseud...