The Human Trampoline Toronto, Ontario
"She means we're bouncing into Graceland." -- Paul Simon
"Katie and the Church Basement" is the debut album from this
eclectic folk-rock group, bouncing between the stages of Toronto ON. The album moves from the majestic "Prisoner," to the bluesy Mississippi mud of "Hellhounds," to the carefree, uptempo rock of "Sarah Angeline." Come bouncing with them into Graceland.
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