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Artist
Sister Psychic
12+ albums
seattlerockGrungealternativealternative rock
about
Around the Mid to Late 80's, after graduating from SUNY in 82', coming from Garfield High School, East L.A; a small Indie Rock player, Andrew "Andy" Davenhall, moving around from Seattle and New York for his musical interests, had been exploring Rock for a long time now. Having traveled across the states from California, to New York, he had picked up a lot of influences, that would all conjugate into the Alternative, Grungy, Indie "Folk" Rock band, "Sister Psychic" Presumably he started around 84-85' as first record evidence shows him performing Drums, on a Christmas release titled, "Christmas in the Northwest", with an assortment of other artists; Presumably a few connected to PopLLama Records. This is where 'Andy' would help, pop rock band, "Pure Joy" for their 1989 release, "Carnivores" where "The band then stripped down to a three-piece, with Andy Davenhall taking over on drums", along with Andy writing some of the songs directly. He would go onto contribute towards 'Pure Joy's, 1989 releases, "Carnivore", their self-titled release "Pure Joy", "Fatbald" and then their final release till the mid 90's, "Now I Know" in 1990. About a year later, when "Pure Joy" disbanded, as claimed by "Allmusic.com" (though not listed anywhere in contributions to the band), Andy would go onto help another PopLLama band , novelty pop band, "The Squirrels" for their 1990 release, "What Gives?!", which would get him some further contact and support in the label. One small thing to note is t
