1. |
Fortune Teller's Room
03:42
|
|||
2. |
Careless Carol
02:52
|
|||
3. |
Harvest
04:41
|
|||
4. |
Dogs
04:53
|
|||
5. |
The Valley
04:45
|
|||
6. |
Moonrise
05:23
|
|||
7. |
Under the Gun
05:20
|
|||
8. |
Floorboards
05:40
|
|||
9. |
Riverbend
04:54
|
|||
10. |
In This Town
06:15
|
|||
11. |
Antenna
06:35
|
The Moles Ithaca, New York
The Moles were formed by brothers Rick and Ted Hansen 2001/2002.
They were soon joined by Ryan Cady, and
during that winter, the three holed up in a small shed to flesh out these peculiar song ideas. Later, with the addition of Walt Lorenzut, Chad Crumm and Sarah Fiorello, the group brought together music which explores themes of memory and longing within the general sphere of chamber rock .
... more
If you like The Moles, you may also like:
no place that feels like
by Ellis
Another devastatingly beautiful batch of indie rock confessionals from Ontario singer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Linnea Siggelkow.
go to album
Walk Thru Me
by The Folk Implosion
Lou Barlow & John Davis return as Folk Implosion, with 10 more songs that are sweetly tuneful.
go to album
The London band's new album is a vibrant postcard from southern Italy, boosted by brass, strings, and pizzica percussion from local players.
go to album
Terns in Idle
by Rain Recordings
This collaborative project offers a fresh twist on classic indie sounds of the early 2000s with hooky choruses and quirky instrumentation
go to album
Underwater Over There
by Unwed Sailor
This Tulsa group's shimmering, classic dream pop has the sound of iconic touchstones like the Pale Saints and New Order.
go to album
Wrapped In Cellophane
by Vessel
Crisp drumming cuts through the tangle of interwoven instrumentation on this cerebral yet groovy post-punk record.
go to album
This creative San Francisco guitar band melds trip hop, krautrock, My Bloody Valentine-esque noise, and jangle pop hooks.
go to album
