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In a notable departure from the album's full band arrangement, this alternate take on the song finds singer Emily Armond's voice in a most pure, yet vulnerable state, bouncing through hollows, embraced only by a warn, piano accompaniment, courtesy of Jacob Morris. We are pleased now to have received word, down from the mountain, granting permission to release a song from those sessions, Old Woman.
"Screaming for the life they once forgot, shadow boxing the vampire they’re afraid to admit they are.” - Jared Cobb, The Peacock Observer. Vampire Hours is out Sept 29th, with a special advance release for Record Store Day at select shops on Aug 29th, Sept 26th.
Indeed, when This Heat debuted on radio last year, local country music disk jockey 'Porkchop' was quick to point out the atmosphere stating: "Creepy steel guitar & haunting vocals! I didn't think it was possible to get chills because of a song about the heat." - Michael "Porkchop" Branch / WLHR 92.1
Earlier today, the cassette sector of Gypsy Farm released a statement claiming their machines are "fired up" and running momentarily to produce a "super short-run" follow up to 2018's now out-of print compilation album, Rock and Raw. The first volume was an even shorter-run tape release, only circulated privately among the bands involved and friends. Rock and …
Also sneaking out from the ether during this strange time is the first material in two years to be released from Clemson, SC's cow-punk stewards, Pine Tar Rage. The song titled "Perfect Day" recalls the adventures of an individual from pre-sunrise and climaxes into all the fixings of the perfect day. Fans of PTR will immediately notice that the song is a somewhat departure in sound comparatively to their past recordings, but nothing unfamiliar to long time patrons of the band's live set.
During a last minute meeting with all artists on the GF roster, it was decided as of now and throughout next week, Gypsy Farm will donate 100% of all online sales from Bandcamp to the Northeast Georgia Food Bank. "For every $1 the Food Bank receives, we are able to distribute 4 meals." a representative at NEGFB said. Additionally, we will be donating all sales that have already been collected this week prior to announcement, so if you've already been downloading from our bandcamp, thank you and we'll donate that too!
The undisputed champion of country strange, Uncle Goo will return to Athens, GA on March 15th with his band, The Country Dragons (members of The Humms, Shoal Creek Stranglers) and play a special Sunday show at the World Famous bar for any and all patrons whom opt on staying in town during the SXSW season. Goo will be joined by fellow psychedelic surfers, Outersea (members of Hot Fudge, Lydia Brambila) and gypsy garage rockers, Ancient Ethel - the latter of which just embarked on a 12-date southeastern tour of the US beginning tonight at Fleetwoods in Asheville, NC and rolling on through March 19th at Augusta's beloved Soul Bar.
As the 10-year anniversary of the HUMMS' debut LP "Lemonland" approaches, few were surprised to see a sudden restock of the original 45rpm single titled "Don't Think About Death" b/w "Buttermilk/Uncle Sam Took My Baby Away".
The single was initially released by Silver Spring, MD label "Arnold Records" in 2010 on black and special "glow in the dark" vinyl editions.
In a somewhat stark change of timbre from their previous efforts, "Natural" greets the listener with a heavier sound and firm tempo that fans of Crazy Horse will appreciate while Duncan's unique voice hovers near the point of subconsciousness.
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