Friday, September 10, 2010
Local Releases: The Family Gallows
Posted By Andrea Moore Emmett on September 10, 2010, 3:48 PM
Today
we're talking about one album release due out tomorrow from some
musicians I can't tell you much about. --- The band in question are
The Family Gallows, a group that have decided to call themselves an
"indie alternative rock jam band", which we'll have to take their word for as the only tracks they have loaded on their
upstart bandpage are acoustic numbers featuring strained-winy cries
for the vocals. I'd love to tell you more about them, but I can't
because they fall into the ever growing category of bands who fail to
promote themselves. Aside three songs and the one whole picture of
frontman Hunter Harrison (below), a two day search
turned up jack-shit about them. In fact, if not for The Woodshed's management taking the time to post info about the band's show
tomorrow night, you wouldn't even know they had an album release as
they've failed to alert fans that they're even playing. The album is
supposedly titled The Highwater, but I can't tell you if its
an EP or a full-length, enjoy that surprise. So please join me in
honoring them as our "Mystery Band Of The Month", and when
you see them, please encourage them to get their shit together.
They'll be playing both a rock set and an acoustic set on Saturday
along side The Past 10s from
Magna, Game On, and California's own Angie Mattson. Just $5 at
9PM.
Head out, love music, buy local.
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