Hand in the Attic Seattle, Washington
Hand in the Attic is a Seattle-based independent folk-rock group that released its self-titled album in July
2013.
HITA's sound hints at influences including M. Ward, Elliott Smith, Neutral Milk Hotel and Midlake, yet it has been molded into something entirely unique.
"The band’s strength lies in its ability to change shape from song to song without abandoning its sound." — Seattle Weekly
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