Erie Choir

**Erie Choir** is a delightfully offbeat indie project known for its lo-fi charm, witty lyricism, and DIY ethos. Blending jangly guitars, deadpan vocals, and a knack for quirky storytelling, their sound feels like a cozy collision of Pavement-esque slacker rock and warm, homespun folk. The band (or solo endeavor, depending on the release) has quietly built a cult following since surfacing in the early 2010s, often sharing tracks dripping with self-deprecating humor, nostalgic observations, and the occasional absurdist twist—think holiday songs about existential dread ("Xmas in NYC") or shambling anthems for worn-out routines ("Old Rigs"). Recent releases like the *Starlight Veins EP* and "Bad Tsars Was A Drag" double down on their scrappy, heartfelt style, while collaborations with artists like Pinebender’s Clark Beschta hint at their low-key indie network. Erie Choir feels like your clever friend’s basement tapes—imperfect, relatable, and weirdly timeless.