Last Spa on Earth

Mona

Suspended Between Worlds

The Northern South, Vol. 1

My Babe

Vault Vol. 1

Gerl

The Elwins on Audiotree Live

So Down Low (Audiotree Live Version)

Hovvdy - Cranberry
Out on Double Double Whammy February 9th, 2018

Hovvdy - Brave

This is a collection of songs about feeling grateful for the people in your life and the place you live. 

The biggest of thank yous to my mom Gretchen Oldham, dad Mark Oldham, grandmas Collette Beil and Judy Gentry, and friends Joe Fusco, Ali Zogheib, Alex Edenne, Karina Buhler, Drew Johnston, David Kong, Mark Brathwaite, Josh Sudman, Julian Ernest Wright, Dana Kim, Kad Diallo, Corbet Walser, Lena Nelson, Jacob Greenberg, Clayton McCracken, Maurice Marion, Susanna De Martino and Sahil Ansari for EVERYTHING.

Cover art by Justin Ezio Toppetta-Marino

Final Mix+Master: Sahil Ansari 
Initial mixing/producing: Ali Zogheib 

All songs written/composed/performed by JW Francis 

Special writing credit to Joe Fusco for the "run run run" part of When the Train Goes By

Place I Know

Recorded for our album, but was an exclusive on the NIck and Nora's Infinite Playlist Soundtrack

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Silvery Sleds (Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist Soundtrack)

Don't Take My Love

The Message

Free Download: https://vainpursuit.bandcamp.com/album/burn-my-fingers?fbclid=IwAR1HWGxFhPYQCoBNLzJ1h6fWcf73sW52lHDm_QlKN8rub6Lw6TOOmQAiMNo

Burn My Fingers

"Crushed Like A Car" might be his most honeyed, melancholy midtempo sigh yet, buoying his sweet-sad voice gently aloft." - Pitchfork
"The playing's always spirited, producer Adam Lasus lends the disc a warm, ingratiating sound, and the songs are both taut and well-considered in their arrangements.” - Pitchfork 
“Pure pop for now people” – SPIN, 8 out of 10 
“A feel-bad record you can actually feel good about.” – SPIN, 8 out of 10
“in the grand power-pop traditions of Shoes, Material Issue and the Fountains of Wayne, wallowing here is delivered with buoyancy.” – LA Times 
"A poisoned Valentine dripping with equal parts beauty and scorn; imagine a Vulcan mind-meld between Teenage Fanclub's Bandwagonesque and Marvin Gaye's Here, My Dear and you're there.""- eMusic
“The Last Place” (The Fever Zone), solidifies Kennedy’s credentials as a pop-rock aficionado who aspires to write chiming, guitar-stoked melodies in the mold of prime Badfinger, Teenage Fanclub and Shoes.” – Chicago Tribune, 3 out of 4 
“Bounding jangle-pop guided by Kennedy’s plaintive, searching vocals” - Rolling Stone 
"If you loved the shimmering guitars and hooks-for-days approach of the band’s debut, you’ll find even more to love here: angelic choruses, pristine hooks and heartsick lyrics, all making for the absolute ideal summer record."- eMusic


Los Angeles-based indie-pop band Army Navy are excited to announce their brand new full length album titled The Wilderness Inside. Produced by longtime friend and notable producer Adam Lasus at Fireproof Recording, The Wilderness Inside expands on the band’s signature, sparkling guitar-driven power-pop complimented by frontman Justin Kennedy’s wounded lyrics. As with the band’s previous albums, The Wilderness Inside will be released on the band’s own The Fever Zone Records on Tuesday, July 15. Check out the premiere of “The Mistakes” from the new album over at Wondering Sound HERE. 

Army Navy released its highly acclaimed self-titled debut full-length on their own label, The Fever Zone, in late 2008, an album Pitchfork declared a "bubbly effervescent valentine to obscure power pop bands of the late-1970s and early-'80s" in their 7.8 review, and what NPR described as "a Posies-and-Teenage Fanclub-style tsunami of melody and distortion that underscores the youthful essence of power-pop in all its bittersweet glory." 

In June 2011, the band released their sophomore album titled The Last Place via eMusic’s “Selects” program, a coveted spotlight that featured and offered The Last Place to eMusic.com’s subscribers exclusively for an entire month. During its exclusivity, eMusic went on to describe The Last Place as “a poisoned Valentine dripping with equal parts beauty and scorn; imagine a Vulcan mind-meld between Teenage Fanclub’s Bandwagonesque and Marvin Gaye’s Here, My Dear and you’re there.” SPIN went on to call The Last Place “a feel-bad record you can actually feel good about” in their 8-out-of-10 album review. Since the release of The Last Place, Army Navy has been touring both coasts of the U.S., sharing the stage with bands such as Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin, The Features and others. 

With the upcoming release of The Wilderness Inside, Army Navy will be making more live appearances throughout 2014. Tour dates to be announced soon. 