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Pitchfork reviews Mildred’s Fenceline, a confident East Bay full-length debut blending spectral alt-country, adult indie-rock warmth and sharply observed storytelling.
Brandt, Hager, Mullis, & Carranza release BHMC, a Minneapolis-rooted alternative country, alt-rock and indie-folk Bandcamp album with understated collective energy.
River Shook releases a self-titled solo album on Blackberry River, moving from the Disarmers’ raucous country-rock history into focused, clear-eyed alt-country songwriting.
Dan Haywood & Harvey Lord release May Was The Month from Ten Signs, a limited-run folk and alt-country project full of understated strangeness and ancient-ground songcraft.
Tough Touch blends alt-country tradition with crunchy pop-rock energy and clear melodic charm.