The most beautiful art is always vulnerable. If there is any band that knows anything about this very concept, it is Louisville’s genre-defying quartet, Greyhaven. Coming into their fourth studio release, Keep It Quiet, opens the door to another level of emotional exploration. “I think we just kind of naturally want to push the sound of the band further and further with every record, you know,” responds vocalist Brent Mills.
The past handful of years has seen the Oxnard, CA quintet take to the road supporting Municipal Waste, Exodus, the Cavalera Conspiracy and Necrot, and Garcia reports nothing but good about the experiences. “I love playing guitar and being in a band is awesome,” he gushes.
“I wake up in the morning and I feel I need to buy canned goods, I think we’re officially under authoritarian rule,” says Chokecherry vocalist E Scarlett Levinson. Fortunately for Scarlett and co-singer Izzie Clark, they have a glorious debut album in ‘Ripe Fruit Rots and Falls’ to at least briefly distract them from the nation’s present scarily toxic state.
