Folk

Jenny

Martin Kerr

Trailer Trash

Creep

Everything Is Under Control

Good Old Days

Reason

You Feel Like Home (feat. Elizabeth Riordan)

Magic Beans

Ancient Light

Wild and Clear and Blue

Sisters of the Night Watch

Overdue for a Revolution

Hey There Luigi

Immigrants

Nothing Wrong

Look Away

The raw and politically charged "Pre-Martial Law" delivers a folk-punk indictment of a nation on the brink. The song draws directly from recent, real-world events, painting a grim picture of American society. The lyrics reference the controversial federal crackdown on protesters in Washington, D.C., the arrests of homeless individuals as part of a "clean-up" effort, and the historical use of military force against U.S. citizens in states like West Virginia. “Pre-Martial Law” also touches on contemporary geopolitical events, like the Alaska summit between a President Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.

With a biting, sarcastic tone, “Pre-Martial Law” uses these events to critique the government's priorities, suggesting that they're more concerned with power and public image than with the well-being and rights of the people. "Pre-Martial Law" is a powerful and timely protest song that challenges listeners to look beyond the headlines and confront the unsettling reality of our world.

Pre-Martial Law

So Tonight That I Might See

Fade Into You

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