As part of California's garage rock scene since the 2000s, singer-songwriter
Kelley Stoltz has risen from making DIY cassette tapes in his basement to
becoming a cult treasure beloved for his lo-fi, heart-twanging, guitar pop gems.
Raised in suburban Michigan, Stoltz first fell in love with music when his elder
step-brother introduced him to British post-punk and new wave acts such as Echo
and the Bunnymen, Depeche Mode and Roxy Music, and he grew up playing in high
school bands and writing goofy, funny songs for his friends. He also interned in
New York City for Jeff Buckley'...