Sholi
Sholi

Payam Bavafa, Sholi's guitarist and lead singer, has called the band's self-titled debut a meditation on "the perversion of truth by memory" in interv...

Upon hearing this record, it seems so unlikely that Sholi is a new band, and that this is their debut. There is a confidence in what the band is doing...

I wouldn’t say no to the idea of living in California for a while. Sun-soaked beaches, attractive women wandering the streets in barely anything, and ...

This California trio's debut album spools out experimental escapades with multiple sections that range all the way from the abrasive minimalism of She...

As the North American indie scene becomes increasingly splintered into folksy roots and fuzzy lo-fi garage rock factions, it’s refreshing to hear band...

Sholi is a strange kettle of fish. On the one hand, it's psychedelic, eclectic, eccentric and experimental; on the other it's melodic, graceful and ca...

The first thing that really stands out on Sholi’s eponymous debut album - recorded by Greg Saunier of Deerhoof may I add - is without a shadow of doub...

After releasing a series of EPs and 7-inches, San Francisco?s indie trio Sholi have completed their debut full-length, a self-titled record on Quarter...

All That We Can See," a track that leapt out at me, not just from the strange college radio fare, but also in terms of the indie genre as a whole. Sho...

It's not often that you hear of bands from the Sacramento region, let alone from the little college town of Davis, CA. But that's where the Sholi star...