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Wow & Flutter is an indie rock trio from Portland, Oregon. Formed in 1997 by Cord Amato, ^[1] the current line-up consists of Cord, Jack Houston ^[2] and Ryan Matheson.

Wow & Flutter was one of several performers featured on the 2003's For Jonathan, a 2003 effort with indie filmmaker Chris Bennett. Other notable compilations the band has been involved with include 2000's Mute, and 2004's Preserve.

Discography

• Guilty Pleasures, released on Amplified Recordings (1998)
• Pounding the Pavement, released on Jealous Butcher (2000)
• Better Today Then, released on Jealous Butcher (2001)
• In a Dark Room, released on Jealous Butcher (2001)
• Names, released on Jealous Butcher (2002)
• Golden Touch, released on Jealous Butcher (2008)

References

External links

• Archived version of official website
• Wow & Flutter at AllMusic

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