I wrote a song with the exact same name, but I admit this is pretty good

From the upcoming album 'Essential Tremors' out 9/10 on ATO Records

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J. Roddy Walston & The Business - Black Light

Brown Bird "Bilgewater"

Give a man a mask, and he'll tell you the truth. --Oscar Wilde

I Said a Prayer Twice for Both My Faces

Whiskey Lies

"Never Tell" from The Spark - The Builders and the Butchers 5th LP to date, and 3rd on Badman Recording Co., features a wide array of sounds, while still being a Builders record at its heart.  “Never Tell”: "Influenced by a series of post apocalyptic novels I read, where people infected with a disease are burned at the stake.  Kind of a cautionary tale.  This song really came together from the first writing process to the final mix.  Harvey's banjo line carries the melody throughout," singer Ryan Sollee reveals.

The Spark

The Builders and the Butchers - Never Tell

Heart Like a Levee (Deluxe Version)

Cracked Windshield

Sinner Song

William Elliot Whitmore stopped by the 88.1 KDHX studio in St. Louis on October 13, 2009 for a live performance. Discover more great music at http://kdhx.org


William Elliott Whitmore "Hell or High Water" Live at KDHX 10/13/09

Here Come The Cops

Patrick Sweany - "Working For You"
Close to the Floor
2013

Patrick Sweany - Working For You

The iTunes Session features seven Dispatch songs as you've never heard them before, plus a cover of Paul Simon's "Mother and Child Reunion."

Dispatch - The General [iTunes Session]

By Eli Coyote Mandel (Writer For Saturday Night Live)

From their youthful days of quad-lead-singer-rock-n-roll to their indie-roots-rock-tour-mania all the way to their brief stint as a Swedish synth-pop collective, the Brothers Koehler (Shannon and Spence) have remained the creative anchors of San Francisco's The Stone Foxes. 

And now, with Spence pulling a full-on Brian Wilson, writing songs in his sand-filled Malibu beach mansion, Shannon has taken on the role of "full-time microphone boy," leading the charge in the studio and on the road. In this new set-up, the dudes still pull from a hot pool of talented collaborators, both familiar and new.

With the release of their latest EP "Gold", it's clear that the hill-folk turned flat landers have evolved their studio technique from "point the horn at the gut bucket" to a fuller and more sophisticated sound. They've managed to capture and even elevate the unadulterated joy of seeing them live. Even so, one thing remains eternally true of the Stone Foxes; If you die without seeing them live, it will have been a wasted life.

"A distinct joy."- Consequence of Sound "Irresistible."- USA Today "thunderous electric guitar riffs."- NPR

Here Come The Cops

The Stone Foxes

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