The Namby Pamby Fort Wayne, Indiana
The Namby Pamby is composed of sisters McKenna and Emily Parks and their longtime friend Payton Knerr. The sound is emotionally driven, and often defined by nuanced vocals, experimental chords, and jazz drumming that orbits arresting lyrics. A shared small town Indiana charm channels into each nearly tangible story, permitting a continuous expansion on their style. ... more
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