Tullycraft biography

Tullycraft

(United States) Seattle

Tullycraft was born out of the ashes of two Harriet Records cult bands: Crayon and Wimp Factor 14. Sean Tollefson and Jeff Fell (Crayon) and Gary Miklusek (Wimp Factor 14) hooked up in 1995.

Soon after, they recorded a batch of songs with Pat Maley at Yoyo Studios in Olympia, WA. Out of those sessions came the "True Blue" single on Harriet Records and an instant indie pop classic "Pop songs your new boyfriend's too stupid to know about".

Tullycraft biography

In 1996 they released their full length debut "Old Traditions, New Standards" on Harriet Records. They followed up their first album with singles on labels from Japan, England, Germany, the U.S. They then cemented their cult status by endless touring all over the U.S.

and by choosing to play house shows and universities rather than clubs and bars. They were getting lots of airplay on college radio and tons of press in the indie scene. After a couple guest appearances with the band,