Add Date: January 11
Artist: My Politic
Album: Younger Still
Label: Self-released
Genre: Folk
Comments: Comprised of Kaston Guffey and Nick Pankey, the Missouri duo My Politic churn out 13 tracks of pensive, stripped-down folk on Younger Still, their third LP. Their music brings to mind acts like Bonnie "Prince" Billy and Daniel Martin Moore, and while it's been done before, this is very pleasant. Try "Could You Come Home" or "Lonely When I Die."
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2 comments:
I love My Politic! :D
They're amazing and I'm glad they're doing good in Boston.
Congratulation, you guyzzz! I'm very proud of you both. I ESPECIALLY LOVE THE HARMONY VOCALS!! {Gee....where did you learn to do that?} LOL!
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