Springhouse

**Springhouse** was an indie rock trio hailing from New York, active in the 1990s and known for their moody, melodic sound that blended post-punk textures with introspective lyrics. Formed by brothers Jack Rabbes (vocals, bass) and Michael Rabbes (guitar), alongside drummer Tom Mullaney, the band gained traction with their 1991 debut album *From Now to OK*, which showcased their atmospheric guitar work and brooding yet catchy songwriting. Tracks like *Sea and Rain* and *Moving Van* (from their later albums) highlighted their talent for crafting emotionally resonant alt-rock anthems. Springhouse toured with acts like The Church and received critical praise for their dynamic live shows and albums like *Land Falls* (1993) and *Postcards From the Arctic* (1996). Despite a dedicated fanbase, the band dissolved by the late ’90s, leaving behind a cult discography that still resonates with fans of ’90s alternative rock.