98. Quiet Hollers - “Aviator Shades” — Public Radio /\ Sessions

Quiet Hollers - “Aviator Shades” — Public Radio /\ Sessions

Shot inside Graveface Record Store & Curiosities
In Conjunction with Graveface Records and Noisy Ghost PR
March 10, 2016

Purchase S/T LP Quiet Hollers via Bandcamp
https://quiethollers.bandcamp.com/

Musicians:
Chadwick Wilde
Nick Goldring
Aaron West
Jim Bob Brown
Jake Hellman

Produced by Carbon Film
Associate Producer / UPM: Adam Valeiras
Direction / Camera / Editor: Michael Morales
Sound Recording & Design: Mike Robertson
PA: Devin Zito
PA: Kyle Robbins

Special Thanks to Sulfur Studios
http://sulfurstudios.org/
Ryan @ Graveface Records, Michelle @ Noisy Ghost PR
http://www.graveface.com/
http://www.noisyghostpr.com/
and Spencer Scanlon

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Artist Bio (from Website):

Quiet Hollers are a cult/gang/band from Louisville, KY formed semi-accidentally in 2010 following an album release party for which the band was recruited.  In 2013, the band’s debut album I Am the Morning, a “reverb-soaked dive into the stream-of-consciousness confessionals” (No Depression) of singer/songwriter Shadwick Wilde featured a drummer whose neck was literally broken-- the band refusing to postpone their session at the since-defunct Funeral Home studio of analog guru Kevin Ratterman (Murder By Death, Andrew Bird, My Morning Jacket) after a waterfall-diving accident.Although the album was received with polite applause from the European blogosphere, and a smattering of indie music writers for whom it was a “Best of 2013,”  it flew mostly under the radar in the band's hometown of Louisville, KY despite rotation on WFPK and a nomination for best album in the inaugural Louisville Music Awards.Booking a slew of tours across the eastern half of the US (often using connections from Wilde’s days as guitarist-for-hire for seminal Dischord Records band Iron Cross), Quiet Hollers produced their sophomore full-length without label support... relying instead on a small but dedicated cult following who funded nearly the entire project.
Released in October 2015, "Quiet Hollers" runs the proverbial gamut of the band’s eclectic influences to deliver literate, hook-laden narratives, blasting through tube amps in swirls of violin and piano. Consequence of Sound called it a "beautiful portrait," breaking the "confines of roots music," and PopMatters deemed the album "wonderfully unique," with a "strong post-hardcore influence."

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