This psychedelic/pop/country combo from Austin is going on a Southwest tour. 
They opened the Rainbow Quartz showcase at SXSW last year ; they signed with 
RQ after Jim McGarry saw their showcase.

From their bio : The Summer Wardrobe has its own unique sound that draws 
from a diverse panoply of influences. Their debut LP on Rainbow Quartz 
evokes favorable comparisons to such artists as Rain Parade, Good Earth-era 
Feelies, Tom Petty, and labelmates/fellow Austin underground heroes Cotton 
Mather.

http://www.rainbowquartz.com/artists.asp?BC=SW

Saturday, January 20 -- Zeppelin's, El Paso
Monday, January 22 -- The Hut, Tucson
Tuesday, January 23 -- The Bean, Las Cruces
Wednesday, January 24 -- Atomic Cantina, Albuquerque
Friday, January 26 -- Ramada Palms, Las Cruces
Saturday, January 27 -- Ego's, Austin

Review in the Wichita City Paper:

http://www.wichitacitypaper.com/articles/article.179.shtml

Between The Scourge of the Sea and The Summer Wardrobe, mid-’80s underground 
pop is in fine hands. Borrowing a page or two from The Feelies and Lloyd 
Cole, this fine, subtle quartet adds intriguing T.Rex-inflected vocals to 
tracks such as “Sparkle and Fade” and the absolutely attitudinal 
“Underground.” But there’s room to mix up country colors and space rays 
(“Redbook” ) and to go surprisingly and strangely epic on “Outcry in the 
Barrio,” “Daisy Cutter” and “One More Try.” If there’s fault to be found 
with The Summer Wardrobe it may be that the band’s a little too subtle and 
smart to find an overwhelmingly welcoming mainstream audience but methinks 
that the boys know this by now. Great listening, great record.

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