Vinyl ships out today! Don’t miss tonight’s record release show in Philadelphia. If you need convincing, read on for some press love from Uncut and NPR, as well as some additional evidence of greatness.
… Wherein the curious can find full audio and photographic documentation of our PoB/WXYC Hopscotch Day Party. We’re also unveiling that day’s PoB Krab Koozie for sale to the general public, so if you like your drinks cold, please investigate.
For a limited time, Ad Hoc is streaming Solar Motel in its entirety. Watch the “Part I” video on Aquarium Drunkard, and read on for details on the record release party in Philadelphia on November 15.
Read on for press updates, tour details, and other news regarding Promised Land Sound, Chris Forsyth, Steve Gunn, and Hiss Golden Messenger. Now that it’s fall, the air is finally chilling… Here’s hoping that you are too.
M.C. Taylor recorded this spiritually devastating, austere antecedent to the celebrated HGM albums Haw and Poor Moon direct to a cassette recorder at the kitchen table of his pine-entwined home in rural North Carolina in 2010. Years after the destruction of much of the first edition of the album in a warehouse fire, this deluxe reissue restores the stark masterpiece to its intended full sequence, including three additional songs. (OUT OF PRINT)
We’re thrilled to officially open pre-orders for Chris Forsyth’s stunning new record Solar Motel. Read on for more details, to place your order, and to stream an exclusive excerpt of “Solar Motel Part I,” courtesy of the good people at The Fader.
His most ambitious and sublime work of Cosmic Americana yet, a 4-part suite of corporeal/cerebral psychedelic bliss. “A masterpiece,” says Aquarium Drunkard.
For a limited time, you can stream Promised Land Sound’s debut self-titled album on Spin. Dig in, y’all, and those of you in the mid-South are strongly urged to catch them live at the Cropped Out Festival (Sept. 27) and at their record release show in Nashville (Sept. 28).
Read on for a preview of much more Hopscotch Day Party documentation to come–featuring Lonnie Holley and Happy Muley–plus Steve Gunn’s Tiny Desk Concert, Chance Martin’s feature-length profile in Grantland, and more.
Free, feat. Steve Gunn, Spacin’, Chris Forsyth, Pelt + Daniel Bachman, The Black Twig Pickers, Birds of Maya, Lonnie Holley, Promised Land Sound, et al.
