LIAR

LIAR stepped on to the music scene in 1994 with its original members Eric McFadden, Paula O'Rourke, Paulo Baldi, and Marisa Martinez Mead. In 1997 Marisa left and was replaced with Sheila Schat on violin.
Liar's debut release "Devil Dog Road" and follow up album "Gone Too Far" received much acclaim among both fans and critics. Originally from Albuquerque and now based in San Francisco, Liar serves up a smoking concoction of maniacal freak show sounds from Barcelona, Bombay, Austin and Tucumari. "If I were driving through the Great Salt Desert at 3:00am,this is the album I'd want on the car stereo-tasty noir rock layered with strains of blues, bluegrass, folk, and middle eastern flourishes." States Sam Hurwitt at the East Bay Express. Liar is desert rock at it's finest-beautiful, dangerous, and exhilarating. Liar won the SF Weekly's Wammies in 1997 and Bam Magazine's California Music Awards in 1998

...listening to this record is like watching a thunderstorm brew up over the Sangre de Cristo range and sweep down the valley of the Rio grande, beautiful, dangerous and endlessly entertaining.
Henry C. Smith/Soundcheck Magazine

Liar, with its multilayered sound, has a killer recording that has both critics and bookers listening. Deft musicians from different walks of life, they hammer out a unique sound.
Sam Hurwitt/East Bay Express

Liar's Eric McFadden growls with a dusty cadence as his fingers dance across the guitar strings with an ease that betrays a pact with the devil.
Silke Tudor/SF Weekly

Liar is the first shoo-in for success I've seen since some of the early four non-blonde gigs...
Gary X Indiana, BAM Magazine

Paula O'Rourke, Eric McFadden, Paulo Baldi, Sheila Schat.