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Fronted by indie rock woman Sherry Fraser, Two Ton Boa hones their individual fetishes with mysterious lovelorn lyrics to craft a melodic musical sound similar to the likes of Sleater Kinney. Originating from Olympia, Washington, Two Ton Boa incorporates Fraser's lofty use of the oboe and English horn as well as playing the bass, piano, and organ. Joining her are drummer Dan Rieser and ex-Fitz of Depression bassist Brian Sparhawk, Rachel Carns, and Radio Sloan also complete the rhythm section. Marcy Playground is a fan, for the band covered Two Ton Boa's "Comin' up From Behind" for the Cruel Intentions soundtrack and scored a tiny hit with the aptly titled cut "Sherry Fraser" on their 1997 eponymous debut. Two Ton Boa however, captured their swooning swing arrangements and icy word play on their own self-titled debut in fall 1999, released on Kill Rock Stars. ~ MacKenzie Wilson, All Music Guide
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