Whippoorwill Fort Collins, Colorado
Alt-folk written by boots-in-the-dirt, partner-in-crime country girls and delivered across a vast percussive landscape. For Whippoorwill, there's little separation between the soul and the scenery-- heartbreak is a ripped floodplain and longing, an unbroken expanse of sky. Non-traditional banjo, long harmonica riffs, distorted guitar, and three-part harmonies that scorch, soar, haunt accordingly. ... more
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