LISTEN: Death Ain’t No Big Deal by Rev. Brown

Every now & again, between cigarette breaks, after the show, the recording machine will be left unattended and running. Sometimes, we end up with what, more often than not, becomes some sort of cherished artifact for the GF archive. Remembering one such time when the Shoal Creek Stranglers would pick & lick their way through Sinful Sunday Singings, a free show & supper combo hosted at various churches in the Georgia & South Carolina area. It was an occasion when associates would track their own performance, at times unbeknownst to them.

Debut: “I Remember When” by Jockey Lot Boyz

As we round out the first half of 2021, we see a new single release from the latest group signed to Gypsy Farm, known only as "Jockey Lot Boyz" (a reference to South Carolina's largest flea market of the same name). Though their press release failed to include any official member list or biography for that matter, our specialists have determined that at least four (4) different voices appear on the group's debut track "I Remember When".

Listen: Brick Walls by Bat & The Bears

Pictured above courtesy Gregory Frederick Athens GA Live Music is GF experimental project Bat & The Bears at a 2019 performance in the now unfortunately defunct Caledonia Lounge. This is their first single out since last September's Roost, and we all at Gypsy Farm are just cheery to present, here and now for your listening pleasure: "Brick Walls" by Bat & The Bears!

Debut: The Drovers release WCCP radio show collection

These cherished recordings, captured by original bassist Rob Keller, document The Drovers in their youth and during an extremely creative time for the punk rock-turned-bluegrass band, hailing from Prater's Creek, SC.

Listen: The Humms perform “PGP” live

Taken from a full performance back in September, The Humms belt out their song "PGP" live before a ghostly studio audience at the Shoal Creek Country Music Park in Lavonia, GA. The song is from their most recent album, Vampire Hours, released last fall on Gypsy Farm Records.

Listen: “Come Home” The Haunted Head

Coming into sight for the month of March, we see the return of Brant Duncan's Carolina musical troop, known as The Haunted Head. Their latest production, a song titled "Come Home" surely encompasses everything you've come to know and appreciate about the band's somber side. Stream and share "Come Home" by the Haunted Head and …

Release: Early Hits & Rarities by the William Ross Group

If you're confused as to just who this group is, much less currently consists of, the forthcoming venture of musical noise may offer little assistance with any further clarification. From the opener "Foax", we submerse into some kind of universal airport terminal that creeps and crawls along, slightly behind schedule while the listener may drift in-and-out of cave-dance consciousness, accepting the charges of what ghoulish collect call that is "Northern Telecomm 1967" before stoking into some low-down, late night, toasty-trio rehearsal on "Sundown In Pumpkintown / Soul & Sea Foam".

Premiere: The Humms video for “Blue Bite”

The tune comes from their Vampire Hours album, released on vinyl by Gypsy Farm last fall and the "M.A.S.H. on acid" type atmosphere within this accompanying video is reminiscent of my long lost youth, attempting to fine-tune our television antenna that stretched up beyond the heavens.

Listen: “Requiem For A Linthead” by Pine Tar Rage

This release marks the first new material from the group since last year's track "Perfect Day", a softer-song structure when compared to the rest of PTR's discography, it should come as no sudden surprise to long time fans of The Drovers Old Time Medicine Show, also fronted by Campbell.

Release: The Bear Traps debut

Naturally, we are proud to announce the debut of Dave's latest endeavor, a bedroom pop-stained musical mattress titled The Bear Traps and it's two singles: "Desert Of Love" b/w "I Don't Want To Die Tonight" out now on Gypsy Farm Records.