http://mollydrag.net
http://mollydrag.bandcamp.com
spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0BSHs2K1dFOf9ZsdevuOjh

mollydrag@gmail.com

dakota suite writes songs about the politics of becoming less and less, the reality of life being a constant dissapointment, a constant failing.

released on karaoke kalk and schole in Japan, previously by glitterhouse records also.

www.dakotasuite.com

"kopites are gobshites"

mt. davidson is the current singer of these songs and has been for the past ten years.  in this time, he has had the privilege of appearing before audiences world-wide.  people who have heard him sing have used words like "mercurial" and "eerie" to describe the sound of his voice. it is not a forceful voice, but moves in the air with a certain deliberation.  aside from twain, mt. has been seen performing with the likes of Spirit Family Reunion, the Low Anthem, and Annie & the Beekeepers.  

Life Labors in the Choir is the fifth album of songs from twain.  it has a lot to do with death and the unattainable present.  it also has to do with the boundaries of love, deceptive feelings of loss, water, and many other things.  it features the consummate playing of Ken Woodward and Pete Pezzimenti and was expertly recorded by Adrian Olsen.  available here twain.bandcamp.com

billow.out@gmail.com
https://billow-out.bandcamp.com/album/maps
https://ztapes.bandcamp.com/album/maps

In the year MMXII, they began recording in a church with a moldy ceiling, a moldy basement, and of course a bedroom (occasional bathroom) made out of pews. “Do You Dream?” is an experiment of experimentation and songs coming together. Some might call it “songmentation”. Or even, if you look at it as experimentation + songs augmenting each other you might say “Saugmentation”.

contact: coucouchloemgmt@gmail.com
bookings: lucy.atkinson@roamartists.com

Ichiro Maruo is following