The tight three-part harmonies, down-home songwriting, and undeniable pedal steel from Axton Kincaidare getting the attention of music critics and American roots-music fans, not just in the SF Bay area, but all over the world. The result of five friends choosing to get back to their roots after a decade of playing indie rock, their debut full-length recording features compelling sounds and stories of everyday people. These songs come from a group of people who spent their childhoods crawling on barroom floors and running through wide open spaces, who learned to ride before they could walk, and learned to drink before they could talk.
The tight three-part harmonies, down-home songwriting, and undeniable pedal steel from Axton Kincaidare getting the attention of music critics and American roots-music fans, not just in the SF Bay area, but all over the world. The result of five friends choosing to get back to their roots after a decade of playing indie rock, their debut full-length recording features compelling sounds and stories of everyday people. These songs come from a group of people who spent their childhoods crawling on barroom floors and running through wide open spaces, who learned to ride before they could walk, and learned to drink before they could talk.
