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Dear Medea
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The Record Holder Lethbridge, Alberta
We are John Granzow, Michael Granzow, Nicole Hembroff and Clayton Smith. Our songs are about old photographs, jobs, disappearing acts, heartbreak, the economy, facebook, entropy, prehensility, the pacific gyre, marketing, coal, vitamin B deficiency, frequentatives, word play, offsets, rafting and repeaters. Thank you for listening. ... more
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