The Horse-Eyed Men Providence, Rhode Island
The Horse-Eyed Men are Noah and Dylan Harley,two brothers who play original disgruntled Americana and country. Raised by musical humans in a former candy store outside of Providence R.I., their music mixes spaghetti-western themes with cabaret, ragtime, and post-partum punk. Grave Country, their latest record, was recorded in Copenhagen on a grant from the Danish Arts Council in the summer of 2013 ... more
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Here's a man that knows how to treat your ear right! If you like stories, places, or objects you don't see everyday, listen to him.
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Sam Moss' singing is plaintive and lovely, his words intelligent and approachable, the sounds worthy of the broad, spooky landscape through which his music sets your mind a-wandering.
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