Hutch Harris
Hutch Harris was born in New York City, raised in Silicon Valley and has resided in Portland, Oregon for the past twenty years. Harris founded and was the lead singer/songwriter of the Thermals. He is currently working on his first solo LP. Follow Harris on Twitter here.
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Go for It: An Open Letter to Corey Feldman
Hutch Harris (the Thermals) has some advice for the child star turned aspiring rocker.
Inspiration in Unlikely Places: From Kurt Cobain to John Rambo and Back Again
Hutch Harris of the Thermals gives us a peek at his muses.
What Makes a Song Great? Frankie Cosmos and “The Moment”
Hutch Harris of the Thermals just needs a few seconds to fall in love.
White Reaper and the Rebirth (and Subsequent Death) of Mystery
Hutch Harris talks not wanting to know anything about your band.
Bye, Bye Bernie: Opportunism, Loss and Socialist Distortion
Hutch Harris (the Thermals) may have performed at a Bernie Sanders rally, but he’s not a Bernie Bro.
What’s the Difference Between Standup and a Concert?
Hutch Harris (the Thermals) talks expectations and being the guy with a guitar at a comedy show.
How to Clean Nothing: The Death of Anti-Inspiration in the Face of Trump’s America
Hutch Harris (the Thermals) would rather never make a record again than live in a country governed by Donald Trump.
The Ain’t Rights are All Right: Four Days in the Green Room
Hutch Harris of the Thermals talks teaching actors how to be musicians.
Don’t Get Rich, Don’t Die Trying: Thriving V. Surviving in the Music Industry
Hutch Harris of the Thermals isn’t rich, but he’s not sure he wants you to know that.
The Problem with YACHT — and Understanding Overreaction in the Age of Outrage
Hutch Harris of the Thermals examines his reaction to YACHT’s faux sex tape scandal.
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Bands Who Are Younger Than Me
Hutch Harris of the Thermals used to hate the kids.
Hutch Harris (the Thermals) Talks Beach Slang’s The Things We Do to Find People Who Feel Like Us
The Philadelphia band's new album has a drinking problem. And it feels terrible. But it also feels great.











