Quiet Hollers’ excellent new single is Mont Blanc, the second taste of their sophomore album, which is due out on October 23rd. Lead singer/songwriter Shadwick Wilde describes Mont Blanc as a post-apocalyptic love song, which follows the albums’ first single Cote d’Azur, which we posted here and has been on regular rotation here at MM Towers. . Continue reading Quiet Hollers – Mont Blanc
We’re loving Côte d’Azur, a new track from Quiet Hollers, and the first we’ve heard from them since we posted the brilliant Road Song back in the beginning of 2013. It comes from their upcoming self-titled sophomore album which runs the proverbial gamut of the band’s eclectic influences: 90s college rock, post punk and alt-country, to deliver heady, literate, hook-laden narratives, blasting through tube amps in … Continue reading New Album From Quiet Hollers
Here is our selection of the best of our February downloads together with a few brand new tracks to dig into. So go on. Knock yourself out. Blank Realm – Cleaning Up My Mess Sitting somewhere between the melancholic churn and burn of Mercury Rev and the noisy squall of Sonic Youth, the four-piece gleefully meld psychedelia with punk and pop and even a smattering … Continue reading Mad Mackerel’s Best of the Month: February 2013
“I was drunk in a bar in Austin, but I could of sworn it was in Seattle” So starts Road Song, the opening track on Quiet Holler’s forthcoming debut album I Am The Morning, and while it clocks in at less than two minutes it is clear that this is going to be a record with tales to tell. A record of extremes – of … Continue reading Introducing >>> Quiet Hollers
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