Red Poison Portland, Oregon
Red Poison is the brainchild of actual-child Amelia Bloom, a PDX-based 1st grader with a penchant for jewelry and unicorns. With the help of Gavin Castleton and Alexis Henry she (sort of) wrote and recorded these songs between the ages of 4 and 6. She has since fired the band to pursue a solo career. ... more
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