With me since September of 2012. tysm for the upload.

Taken from the Forthcoming album "Falling Faster Then You can Run" January 20th 2014

Live In London 
5th December Shacklewell Arms
10th December The Islington 
Tickets from www.communion.co.uk

Nathaniel Rateliff - "Nothing To Show For"

If I Were Free- Edward Sharpe And The Magnetic Zeros

One of the tracks recorded for Meursault's crowd-funded, crowd-chosen album made to help fund the band's US tour.

Fans who bought the album through the Kickstarter campaign were invited to vote for five songs - covers or original Meursault songs - with the most popular making it onto the album.

We started recording on February 1st, mixed it between 10th-13th, mastered on the 14th, we've spent between 16th-19th printing the posters and album sleeves, we're folding and packing today and tomorrow is the first launch night. 

There's a daft wee video of the recording process here if you're interested:
https://vimeo.com/86723656

Buy the album.

Meursault - Tugboat (Galaxie 500 cover)

Things Are Really Great Here, Sort Of...

Far From Any Road (Be My Hand)

Over - Live at Studio Möllan

A Sail

Hey Marseilles - To Travels and Trunks - Rio

Palindrome Hunches, the follow-up to Halstead’s acclaimed sophomore solo effort Oh! Mighty Engine finds the Cornwall, England-based musician continuing to craft moody and endlessly mesmerizing folk-infused songs. This time around, Halstead teamed up with producer Nick Holton and members of Wallingford’s Band of Hope (including Ben Smith on violin, Drew Milloy on double bass, Paul Whitty on piano, and Tom Crook on guitar) to achieve a sound that’s both remarkably rich and piercingly intimate.

Wittgenstein's Arm

Brushfire Records

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