Sing Doubter, - Whym EP

 I first heard this group on Noise trade I believe several years ago and the song came up again on a web music app I was listening to recently. I must say that this group has a lot going for it both melodically and lyrically. My favorite song is "Waxes and Wanes" although there isn't one bad song on this EP. My next question would be, what happened to this group? Sorry to say I do not see anything newer from them.


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