We were excited to be able to help Feeding America in its seriously important work. On this ‪#‎givingtuesday‬, consider supporting it, any org you believe in, or just do something good. Hell, do that every Tuesday.‪#‎everytuesday‬ ‪ #‎yestheycallusmisterflood‬

The trilogy is complete. Today we release The Good Fight, our third EP of the year. That means we released 13 songs this year, with our full-length still to come next year. That’s a little ridiculous. Stereogum says “it’s guitar-driven sing-along music with raw emotion.” The Boston Globe says “for a four song EP, The Good Fight packs a punch.” Get it here: Amazon | iTunes | CDBaby And, customized…

We’re thrilled that Stereogum is premiering our new EP The Good Fight ahead of its release on Nov. 20. “It’s guitar-driven, sing-along music, soaked with raw emotion.” Stream it here, then sing along with us at the upcoming release shows.

We are proud to announce that our third EP of the year will be called The Good Fight, and will be available digitally on Nov. 20 and in CD at our shows. To round out our year with artist Andy Fish, take a look at his awesome cover:

“It’s bravura songwriting, sad and heartbreakingly truthful.” Thanks to Pete Chianca for reviewing To The Wolves, calling it “another killer EP” and breaking down what we’re really talking about here.     

Naseem invaded the couch of Jed Gottlieb of the Boston Herald to talk all about songwriting and late night walks. Check it out.  

Here we are in Nashville. And here’s a Twangville writer saying we were the best set he had seen at the Americana Music Association Festival a few weeks back.

An interview, in which Naseem discusses what ‘Americana’ music even means, the power of Steve Earle, and cupcakes.

Only one more week of our year-long crowdsourcing campaign to get our music out into the world. Or, another excuse to post this picture of Travis about to slap Naseem. Head to our PledgeMusic​ page here to see how you can be a fancypants Executive Producer, and, maybe, also slap Naseem.  

Our own Chris created a checklist style recap of our tour down south. This is adapted from that. AC in van dying on beginning of the trip, despite having had the AC repaired just a few weeks before. √ Van alternator failing in Baltimore but somehow making it to the club in Richmond before the…