Evan Nachimson believes the power of the voice is not in how you sing, rather, what you say. Born in Baltimore, enlightened in Nashville, and toughened in New York, Evan Nachimson's music is all-American. Inspired by revolutionaries like Bob Dylan, John Lennon and Bob Marley, Evan Nachimson's music blends the honesty of folk, with the energy of rock and roll, and style of R&B.

CONTACT: booking@evannachimson.com

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Our debut album 'Get By' is now available to pre-order from Howling Owl Records. http://howlingowlrecords.bigcartel.com/product/towns-get-by-debut-album-12-ltd-to-100-presale http://howlingowlrecords.bigcartel.com/product/towns-get-by-debut-album-cd-presale

Childhood friends TOWNS create a spaced out suburban escapism that combines the experimental guitar sounds and DIY aesthetics of psych and shoegaze with the melodies of 60s and 90s guitar pop. Seeing the excitement of rock’n’roll as a way to escape the everyday humdrum of growing up in Weston-super-Mare, they believe in the beauty, glamour and power of ‘proper’ pop music.

TOWNS contrast kitchen sink lyrics, attractive melodies and dreamy guitars with feedback, driving bass-lines and baggy beats. The band have already made waves with previous single releases, scooping up single of the month from ARTROCKER for ‘Sleepwalking’, crashing THE GUARDIAN and XFM playlists with ‘Just Everything’, exciting Zane Lowe to declare his love for ‘Gone Are The Days’ live on air, while NME predicted that their 'new band of the year' ‘are about to cover themselves in glory’ after a typically exciting live show.

'Get By', the debut album from TOWNS due May 2014, was recorded with the help of fellow Howling Owl Records label mates Dom Mitchison (Velcro Hooks) and Hugo Bishop (Oliver Wilde) at their recently opened Malthouse Studios and was mastered by Oliver Wilde.

TOWNS have nurtured their sound amongst like-minded people in Bristol, to create an underground of DIY guitar noise, warehouse parties and good times where there are no rules and anything goes as every show finishes in a flurry of chaotic scenes and stage invasions.

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Corey R-J is a musician, producer, and singer/songwriter, Rhode Island born and raised now living in New Jersey. For the last 10 years, Corey has been writing, recording, and performing with various projects across the U.S. but in 2010 began as a solo musician. Combining styles of rock, pop, and jazz influenced by artists such as The Early November, Minus The Bear, and The Rocket Summer he writes, records, and self-produces all his own original material.

Corey's first electric EP, "Here I Am." released in February 2010 and was followed by acoustic rendition EP, "& the Acoustics" in March 2012 supported by an acoustic tour throughout the Northeast. In July 2013, he released his debut EP, "Time and Travels" mastered by recording engineer Roger Seibel (Death Cab for Cutie, Andrew Bird, A Great Big Pile of Leaves and Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin). In support of the album, "the Colony", Corey's electric band toured the east coast and mid-west U.S.

Fresh off a 37 city U.S. tour accompanied by writer/musician Kara Lia, Corey is currently raising funds via Indiegogo (bit.ly/iggthelongwayhome)to release his first full length record, "The Long Way Home" expected for release this Fall/Winter 2014. In promotion of the campaign and record Corey will begin a solo East Coast tour this August - September. 

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