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Movie Theatre Haiku
"This is an album for the ages."
-John Winn. Racket Magazine

"Dark, romantic strains take flight. This gothic, orchestral indie-pop is sure to leave heads spinning with its unique and haunting sound."
- NPR's Second Stage
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OPB Interview with Chris Robley & John Stewart

Interview: Chris Robley & The Fear of Heights February 14, 2010 at 12:31pm (updated February 15, 2010 at 1:56pm) by Zaph Mann · Guest Commentator Me, an agenda? Chris Robley is back, in fact he’s stormed back: Appearing last week at the Someday Lounge with a new pared-down 5-piece he played familiar songs with a new searing [...]

Upcoming Shows… Finally.

Hey all, Imagine the thing you enjoy most in life. Now imagine you put it away for 9 months. Now imagine you’re me. Imagine how excited I will be to come out of the womb of silence, to open my eyes on stage and see your lovely faces at the Someday Lounge while Me & [...]

Christmas Sale: We’re Waking Up in Time for Winter

Hey all, “Chris, you never call anymore!” I hear you say. OK. Guilty as charged. I know it has been 7 months since the Fear of Heights played a show. And I know the last thing I told you about was my feature on the cover of Arc Magazine way back in June and our cancelled [...]

Performer Magazine Review

MetroActive Review

ALONE IN THE DARK:Â Chris Robley inhabits a fantastical musical world. Chris Robley By Steve Palopoli WHEN ONE hears that Chris Robley has most famously been called the “Stephen King of indie pop,” it’s natural to imagine songs about rabid dogs, haunted hotels and reanimating graveyards. But if anything, Robley’s fantastical and surreal musical world [...]

ObscureSound.com Reviews Movie Theatre Haiku

Chris Robley Recites a Movie Theatre Haiku Posted on Friday 6 March 2009 I always appreciate follow-ups from artists that were featured on this site over a year ago. I must sincerely enjoy an artist for them to appear on this site and that often results in a long process that involves many hours of [...]