 Alex Harvey - 31/01/2009  The Shaky Hands have taken a while to find their feet and settle after various lineup changes already occurring since their formation in 2003. Based i...
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Jude Clarke - 23/01/2009  This is the second album, after 2007's eponymous debut, from Shaky Hands.
The band come from Portland, Oregon: that peculiarly fertile breeding ground...
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| Maddy Costa - 23/01/2009 Nicholas Delffs knows how to put a girl at ease. "We'll go on a date," the Shaky Hands's shaky-voiced singer enthuses at the beginning of Show Me Your...
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| Jay - 19/09/2008 With Lunglight, their second album, The Shaky Hands have foregone the folksier tendencies of their debut, relying more heavily on electric guitars and...
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| Amy Granzin - 15/09/2008 "Likable" could be the most withering epithet in the book of faint praise. So the promotional strategy pursued on behalf of the Shaky Hands by Kill Ro...
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| Dan Raper - 11/09/2008 Nick Delffs and his band, the Shaky Hands, put out a well-received debut album last year, so it’s admirable that the group has found the material to f...
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| Scott Gordon - 09/09/2008 Nick Delffs' vocals,
aiming high and tuneful through what must be some raw sinus passages, lend The
Shaky Hands an enjoyable case of the jitters. The ...
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| Ethan Stanislawski - 08/09/2008 On Lunglight, The Shaky Hands try to push themselves to become something larger than a hippie-leaning, unassuming sweet little indie-pop band from Por...
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| JON YOUNG - 08/09/2008 The arresting second album from this five-piece trades the jangly folk rock of their only-pleasant debut for a harsher, more jittery approach. Prodded...
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