Liz Frame and the Kickers

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We just had one of our songs placed on the first podcast of 2012 from the prestigious music blog TWANG NATION! Click the pic below to go listen.

“Sooner,” our first full-length recording is available for purchase in digital and CD formats at CDbaby.com and iTunes. Go to our Music page for the links.

“The Kickers is an apt name for Frame’s band—like her, they are brassy, bold and rootsy. This is music that dances on the razor’s edge between danger and ecstasy

“In an age of saccharine sentimentality and little girl whispers, Frame offers a mature alternative, both in her real life-marinated song themes and in her powerful far-ranging voice, which she ornaments with tasteful catches at appropriate moments.”

“The sound of this quartet is country, but there’s a feeling of Americana in its delivery. The vocals are way above average and the guitar work is always entertaining—from big cowboy sounds to rockabilly licks to lap steel swooning…Cool band—I’ll be back for more. ”

Here’s a recent article about us in the current issue of Boston’s NOISE magazine. Thanks to T Max and JC for the coverage, it’s always appreciated.

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“Liz Frame is one of the most compelling, interesting, and emotive voices I’ve heard in a long, long time, with a solid and soulful personality to match. She’s also a wonderful songwriter, just starting to hit her stride, and no one does her songs better than she does! Her band is the perfect complement and foil for her quirky, funky Americana in their own very original way; to me, she’s a little bit country, a little bit rock ‘n’ roll, and a whole lot Americana. Add to that a voice that can sound uncannily like Grace Slick one moment, when interpreting “Somebody to Love,” and like a rebel Lucinda Williams on some of Liz’s own songs another minute and like a classic female country vocalist in the next minute, and you begin to hear a few of the reasons why I feel she’s someone who has to be heard!”

Marian Leighton Levy/Rounder Records



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