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MOUNT MORIAH Mount Moriah
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Heather McEntire (of post-punk veterans Bellafea) & Jenks Miller (of heavy-psych/metal outfit Horseback) met in 2005, while working at a record store in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. After collaborating as Un Deux Trois on the stripped-down, pop-inflected Lovers EP (2007), they established Mount Moriah as an outlet for their mutual interest in classic American folk & rock music. Mount Moriah’s 2010 EP, The Letting Go, highlighted the band’s thematic range, moving from delicate acoustic narratives to a dark, fuzzed-out, soulful stomper in just three tracks. Mount Moriah’s long-awaited, self-titled debut -- featuring guest instrumentation by members of St. Vincent, Megafaun, and many other North Carolina-based musicians -- is cut from the same cloth, offering a far-reaching and non-traditional take on classic folk themes like devotion, tribulation, redemption, and an indelible sense of place.
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THE MOANERS/JENNYANYKIND split 7"
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The Moaners and Jennyanykind join forces for a split 7", merging their love for the American South in all its boot scuffed, blue-collared glory. The Moaners offer "Petroleum", a dark blues-pop ballad, somber in depicting their familiar Gulf Coast now transformed by oil spills. Jennyanykind, after a 10 years hiatus, return relentless as ever with the spirited bar room rocker, "Jam Up and Jelly Tight".
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