New 'Piedmont Apocrypha' review from Metal Jerky
Horseback
Muzikant/Band
Openbaar
Members Horseback is Jenks Miller, and sometimes includes John Crouch, Nick Petersen, Rich James and others.
Genre Experimental / Psychedelic / Electroacoustic
Hometown Chapel Hill, North Carolina
COME LIKE and SHARE this page please https://www.facebook.com/HARD...TIMESradioshow 2 songs of your favorite band this sunday : 10pm (GMT+1) till midnight .... check Meer weergeven
playing Oblivion Eaters on my show tonight KQNY 91.9FM Quincy, CA http://heavyweightshow.com and streaming at http://kqny919.org- every so often i am reminded of your post on esse quam videri/consta...nt shallowness and it enforces my thought processes. today 'the invisible mountain' as a phrase struck me in a clearer way, southern esoteric sacredness. seems obvious now but i suppose it was hidden in plain sight. Meer weergeven
Quick unscientific poll: 'The Invisible Mountain' has been OOP on vinyl format for a while now, and there is still demand for it. We're thinking of doing a reissue so folks who want it on vinyl can get it. And we'd probably include some extra material, as well (maybe selections from 'Approaching the Invisible Mountain,' some dub versions, and possibly some live tracks). Is this something folks would want? Please give us some feedback in the comments.
New German language review of 'Piedmont Apocrypha,' from Black Magazin.
This 'Half Blood' review is a couple of years old, but we missed it the first time around.
New Piedmont Apocrypha review from PopMatters
'Piedmont Apocrypha' gets a nod in this article: "The latest LP from the prolific Chapel Hill mad scientist Jenks Miller sits somewhere on the jam spectrum between “Down By The River” and Dopesmoker."
Dutch-language review of 'Piedmont Apocrypha' from Foknieuws.nl
German-language review of 'Piedmont Apocrypha' from vampster.com
Check out what filmmaker Daniel Davison did with our track "Inheritance (The Changeling)" from 'Half Blood.'
Horseback heeft een link via Jenks Miller gedeeld.
Happy Record Store Day! We have limited numbers of the the Jenks Miller/James Toth (of Wooden Wand) RSD split 12" at the link below. Test pressings of this 12" are also available at the same link (we only have ten copies of the tests). In case you couldn't make it to your favorite store today...
New reviews of 'Piedmont Apocrypha' and the RSD split 12" with Wooden Wand
'Piedmont Apocrypha' test pressings are now available in our web store. These include an outer sleeve and insert. *We have ten numbered copies only.*
Horseback heeft een link via Metal Storm gedeeld.
Piedmont Apocrypha review from Metal Storm
'Piedmont Apocrypha' review from the new blog Destroying Moments.
Horseback heeft een link via Jenks Miller gedeeld.
Jenks did a "Listed" feature for Dusted Magazine
'Piedmont Apocrypha' review from BLURT MAGAZINE
'Polish review of "Piedmont Apocrypha", entitled "Gothic Barn", which is reference to painting and gothic americana and barn quilts. The final note says: ' "Piedmont Apocrypha" is a quiet, musical journey through the wilderness of North Car...olina and the Piedmont plateau, lying by the Appalachian Mountains. This record is immersed in "American Gothic" and as thick as one of the natural resources of North Carolina - tar. You only need to be careful not to stain your heels, because only the native inhabitants of the state can be "tar heel."' Meer weergeven
A very thoughtful and comprehensive 'Piedmont Apocrypha' review at Dusted Magazine
There's a brief 'Piedmont Apocrypha' write-up in Adrien Begrand's weekly roundup at Decibel Magazine
Eerder in 2014