Shaky Hands
Lunglight

The Shaky Hands have taken a while to find their feet and settle after various lineup changes already occurring since their formation in 2003. Based i...

This is the second album, after 2007's eponymous debut, from Shaky Hands. The band come from Portland, Oregon: that peculiarly fertile breeding ground...

Nicholas Delffs knows how to put a girl at ease. "We'll go on a date," the Shaky Hands's shaky-voiced singer enthuses at the beginning of Show Me Your...

With Lunglight, their second album, The Shaky Hands have foregone the folksier tendencies of their debut, relying more heavily on electric guitars and...

"Likable" could be the most withering epithet in the book of faint praise. So the promotional strategy pursued on behalf of the Shaky Hands by Kill Ro...

Nick Delffs and his band, the Shaky Hands, put out a well-received debut album last year, so it’s admirable that the group has found the material to f...

Nick Delffs' vocals, aiming high and tuneful through what must be some raw sinus passages, lend The Shaky Hands an enjoyable case of the jitters. The ...

On Lunglight, The Shaky Hands try to push themselves to become something larger than a hippie-leaning, unassuming sweet little indie-pop band from Por...

The arresting second album from this five-piece trades the jangly folk rock of their only-pleasant debut for a harsher, more jittery approach. Prodded...