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The Foghorns Seattle, Washington
Landing in Seattle via Iceland, Wisconsin and Brooklyn, The Foghorns are a very late night folk and roots rock octet. Bart Cameron writes the songs, a rag tag choir (nicknamed Bucket o Bourbon Choir), provides harmonies, rhythm, and broken glass, and Lauren Trew demonstrates the bass clarinet should be part of rock.While insane touring decreased in 2012, live shows are still a focus. ... more
The Foghorns recommends:
Love Amidst Collapse
by Aaron Semer
This is a powerful songwriter, a powerful presence. He's great live, and the CD catches a different kind of energy.
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Winter Seeds
by Virgin of the Birds
Virgin of the Birds are an inspiration. This was the first LP they did, and a few Foghorns appear on the record. Highly highly highly recommend the vinyl. But this is fantastic in any format.
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"Pomp and Circumstance" EP
by Casey Ruff
Casey Ruff, a member of our choir, is himself a fantastic band leader. This is MR. Ruff's EP, and we sometimes do some of his tunes live.
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Introspective pop songs with transcendent melodies offer a joyful meditation on staying present in a world that often moves too fast.
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If you have a fondness for expertly wrought roots-rock with sharp lyrics and aching vocals, look no further—“Strangers” is for you.
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Forever Only Idaho
by Harrison Lemke
Big, strummy songs that recall the heart-on-sleeve earnestness and lo-fi glory of early Mountain Goats.
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