The Yes Dears Nyack, New York
In a chambered attic in Nyack, NY The Yes Dears make what can whimsically be called ‘grunge folk noir’. Graceful yet abrasive songs are arranged for their two lead female voices - voices that adeptly weave together simultaneous melodies.
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