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Brian Seese returned to his native Pittsburgh in 1996 after two years in Las Vegas with a bug on his mind. “I wanted to start a ska band,” said Seese, now 48, a utility company worker and father of two who’s planning to move from Butler County to Bellevue. “I
Beaver County musical artists The Redlines and Messiah of Madness impress on new releases; WQED's Rick Sebak launches podcast.
Local musicians The Redlines & Bill Deasy release strong new records, while this week's Tady column also reviews the Wolf Alice show in Pittsburgh
We feel ya', Redlines. We're all coming off a rough year, reflected in the anxiety, pain and ultimate determination to stay strong that's manifested in "The Bones Under the Morning Sun," the second full-length album from the Butler-Beaver band. Nine years into their existence, the Redlines mine from classic rock, distilled with '60s soul, '70s punk and '80s heartland rock — and traces of power-pop and garage rock. “You can hear our growth,” vocalist-guitarist Brian Seese said. “You can hear us coming together as a band in real-time, from song to song.” Seese is quick to cred...