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 …
Garett Hatch: Twin albums, The Humms resurface with ‘Vampire Hours’
"Hatch's first official solo effort, titled "Place Without A Name" showcases a range of different styles and features the piano-wizardry of Mark Plemmons among several other musical guests. The album is set to be an enjoyable experience for the listener." -Plez Jay
Release: Uncle Goo – “Cattywampus!!!”
Almost one year since the release of Uncle Goo's debut album Country Strange, VOL 1 we are now excited to announce the premiere of his second album titled "Cattywampus!!!". Recording commenced earlier this year directly after the release of Country Strange and carried on through the summer. Two singles were leaked prior to this official …
PREMIERE: “Trembling Rose” by The Haunted Head
"Conway Twitty came to me in a dream about 15 years ago and gave me this song" is how Pendleton, South Carolina's Brant Duncan puts it, referring to his most recent recording at GF studio.
Brant first caught the attention of GFR with his previous band The Elegance (2008) before joining Carolina punk rockers Pine Tar Rage who had recently signed to Gypsy Farm Records.
"Trembling Rose" is Duncan's first new material in years under the pseudonym "The Haunted Head" and we hear a familiar voice that any fan of The Elegance will find fits right in woven between blankets of Supro-FUZZ with piano and drums accompaniment.Â
Uncle Goo’s new song “Mallory”
"Right from the beginning 'Mallory' conveys a sense of waking up alone for a days work while the mind stays half-detached from reality and occupied on fonder moments as a thick fog of steel guitar weaves a hopeful outlook"
