>> The Mendoza Line

Getting its name for the .215 batting average set by major-leaguer Mario Mendoza, considered by most baseball fans as the cutoff for respectability, The Mendoza Line's lineup shuffled frequently, resulting in styles that wandered from relatively straightforward indie rock to roots and Americana based songwriting.

News

Mendoza Line Wraps Up Album, Divorce May 23, 2007
Interview: The Mendoza Line Dec 05, 2005

Interviews

Walk the Line
Dec 05, 2005
After 10 years and seven albums, The Mendoza Line finally puts its alt-country melodies and ideology into focus at the same time. read more >>

Discography

Poems to a Pawnshop (Kindercore Records)
I Like You When You're Not Around (Kindercore Records)
We're All in this Alone (Bar/None Records)
Lost in Revelry (Misra Records)
If They Knew This Was the End (Bar/None Records)
Fortune (Cooking Vinyl Records)
Full of Light and Full of Fire (Misra Records)
30 Year Low (Glurp Records)

Reviews

30 Year Low
The Mendoza Line
star

Full of Light and Full of Fire
The Mendoza Line
star

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