The Gloryholes | en

Seattle punk rockers the Gloryholes mix the snotty drive of old-school punk rock with the hooks and attitude of garage rock, and the result is a high-energy onslaught suitable for teenage vandalism or dancing the pogo. The Gloryholes were formed in 2000 by singer Doug White, former frontman of the Secret Six, with guitarists Shelly Corwin and Chris Kenan, and bassist Melanine Belanger. The group's first drummer, Ward Reeder, played on the Gloryholes' debut single, released in 2001, and first album, 2002's Knock You Up, which was produced by punk legend Tim Kerr and engineered by Seattle standby Jack Endino....