The debut EP from OH based emo-revival trio Narrow/Arrow. On tour March 7th-16th with Vasudeva. narrowarrow.bandcamp.com facebook.com/narrowslasharrow 

Air Run

No, It's Not

'Come See Me' is the title track from Love L.U.V.'s debut EP, released on Monday 8th December 2014 as a digital download.

Recorded at Butcher Row Studios with Leaf Troup and mastered by Fran Ashcroft, the six-track EP includes live favourites 'Come See Me' and 'One And Only Friend' as well as the previously unheard ‘Always On My Mind’.

Preorders are available via the band's bandcamp and include an instant download of the title track plus free badge pack while stocks last.
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Come See Me

Aero Flynn

Dk/Pi

Having previously worked as a songwriter around France, London and Dublin, Mark McCambridge played his first show as ARBORIST in early February 2013, opening for James Yorkston in Belfast. A solo tour of Ireland followed before impressive performances led to notable support slots alongside Low, Cat Power, Mark Mulcahy and Alasdair Roberts.
 
Now based out of Belfast and surrounded by a band of well-travelled musicians, Arborist's music is measured and mature while remaining starkly modern. Centred around McCambridge's soaring vocal and unique lyrical style, it speaks of bleak truths (Leonard Cohen, Bill Callahan, Jason Molina) but delivers them with an assured soulfulness (Sam Cooke, Al Green).

Twisted Arrow is their new single and features the unmistakable harmonies of KIM DEAL.  Her hushed and plaintive vocal adds weight to a familial tale of detachment and is the perfect counterpoint to McCambridge's sharp delivery.  It was recorded during dark winter nights in Belfast and Dayton, Ohio - the latter as the new year arrived - and you can feel it in the lyrical violin and lean, crisp production.  

Twisted Arrow is released as a limited edition 7" and download on 4th May 2015.
 
"This guy's a master songwriter..his muse is an earth-bound one - full of scruffy moments and care-worn emotional truths. His development will be one of the most intriguing story strands of the year." - Colin Carberry, Hot Press Magazine.


Twisted Arrow feat. Kim Deal

Zelia

Keep You (Wild Belle cover)

I wrote this song to spread awareness
listen: http://hyperurl.co/9uh44s
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This is a statement about mental health. It is what I know about and am passionate about and this conversation should go hand in hand with gun control talks and that should not be taken any less seriously. This is a two pronged issue that we need to open up the conversation about as wide as possible. If we talk about it we can make a change, even if it's uncomfortable. Take it as you will

Love, 
Riz
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proceeds from this song will be donated to https://www.nami.org

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Johnny [prod. by Call Me Karizma]

Richard Walters and Ralegh Long - Sunsleeper

I'll Do My Best

“What McMahon has developed is a sound that transcends anything currently in the New York music scene.” - The Deli

"McMahon has proven that he is not only capable of telling better stories than your grandaddy, but also capable of telling them with musical accompaniment.” - No Smoking Media

"Workman Song is the cooler version of Alex Ebert from Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes...Vocally, McMahon mesmerizes." - Slug Mag

"Workman Song is some sort of cult, possibly involving ice cream, just waiting to happen. We’re among the first converts, but we’re sure soon you’ll be joining us.” — The Wild Honey Pie 

Workman Song, a.k.a. Western Massachusetts via Brooklyn singer-songwriter Sean McMahon, is known for two things: his art folk-rock storytelling and his voice, a passionate, ancient-sounding but agile wail that shares that elusive thing also possessed by -- or in possession of -- Cat Stevens and Jeff Buckley.

No, It's Not

Workman Song

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