The Chambermaids Minneapolis, Minnesota
Noise Pop / Post-Shoegaze
Influences:
My Bloody Valentine
Flying Nun
Wire
Yo La Tengo
Members:
Neil Weir
Martha Weir
M. Oliver Moltaji
Max Schramm
... more
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