There’s a new voice this side of the horizon and it goes by the name Brian Combs. Approaching sanctity on “Hurricane,” Combs spits hardscrabble truths across the tracks of Lexington, Kentucky with his tumbled gravel delivery, imparting Einsteinian wisdom on “Featherless Appendages” and dissolution on “Mainline” with its desert echo. - Bucket Full

There’s a new voice this side of the horizon and it goes by the name Brian Combs. Approaching sanctity on “Hurricane,” Combs spits hardscrabble truths across the tracks of Lexington, Kentucky with his tumbled gravel delivery, imparting Einsteinian wisdom on “Featherless Appendages” and dissolution on “Mainline” with its desert echo. - Bucket Full of Nails

New Bern, North Carolina native and haunting folk troubadour Jeremy Squires engages listeners with his uniquely dark and beautifully vulnerable songs. On February 19, 2016 Shaker Steps Records (Lexington, KY) releases Jeremy’s 3rd full length album Shadows. The album represents a continued brutally honest meditation on confusion, heartache, and

New Bern, North Carolina native and haunting folk troubadour Jeremy Squires engages listeners with his uniquely dark and beautifully vulnerable songs. On February 19, 2016 Shaker Steps Records (Lexington, KY) releases Jeremy’s 3rd full length album Shadows. The album represents a continued brutally honest meditation on confusion, heartache, and loss. Candid melancholy masterpieces like “Carry You,” “Hourglass,” and “Your Love” leave listeners speechless. Enjoy Shadows with a side of quiet contemplation.

Sundowning at the Station is the debut album by alt-folk band Good Saints founder Derek "Doc" Feldman. Joined by friends and musical co-conspirators James Jackson Toth (aka Wooden Wand), David Chapman, and Jeremiah Floyd calling themselves "the LD50." The songs are somehow familiar and remain rooted in traditional American songwriting form, but

Sundowning at the Station is the debut album by alt-folk band Good Saints founder Derek "Doc" Feldman. Joined by friends and musical co-conspirators James Jackson Toth (aka Wooden Wand), David Chapman, and Jeremiah Floyd calling themselves "the LD50." The songs are somehow familiar and remain rooted in traditional American songwriting form, but utilizing distortion, weird field recordings, and other experimental noises as well as dark psychedelic lyrical themes has created something new and unique. Album was originally released by This Is American Music.