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harm Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Maximalist indie rock with 30 casios and 3000 melodies... harm was a casiopop project started by Kyle Bittinger & Andy Beckerman in 1997 in Pittsburgh, PA. In the '90s, a lot of twee stuff used casios as kitsch. Kyle & Andy thought it might be better to use them to write really good pop songs instead. The band eventually expanded to include two awesome musicians Cindy Yogmas & John Lancia. ... more
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