Lilys

Being a newly-obsessed music fan at 16 with no income but a bit of a comfort zone from a blandish middle-class existence fostered an odd asceticism in me. Read More

A bit of a rock nomad, ever in search of that elusive sound, in 1988 singer-songwriter Kurt Heasley brought the Lilys from his native Philly to Washington, D.C., where they hit with their first single, "February 14," a tip of the hat to My Bloody Valentine. Read More

A bit of a rock nomad, ever in search of that elusive sound, in 1988 singer-songwriter Kurt Heasley brought the Lilys from his native Philly to Washington, D.C., where they hit with their first single, "February 14," a tip of the hat to My Bloody Valentine. Read More

A bit of a rock nomad, ever in search of that elusive sound, in 1988 singer-songwriter Kurt Heasley brought the Lilys from his native Philly to Washington, D.C., where they hit with their first single, "February 14," a tip of the hat to My Bloody Valentine. Read More

It's hard to pick favorite releases since we've had so many, but a few milestones that mean a lot to me: the first single (of course), the Jane Pow single (first release by a band outside DC), the Lilys album (our first LP and CD), the Stereolab album (of course). Read More