Subways on the Sun - The Honeymoon Stagecoach Ghost Work " hangs harmonies over a

" hangs harmonies over a torrent of toms and kick drums

it also serves as a statement of what's to come

resulting in an album recorded in two distinct phases: the live-band immediacy of sessions in New York and the solitary reflection of a Cincinnati basement studio

From the crushingly heavy opening track "Make sure you get yr whole head in front of the shotgun" via the frenetic Country Punk of tracks like "Piss jugs" and "Town’s back the way you came" to the swampy stomp of "Devil run the game" and "White raven

Subways on the Sun - The Honeymoon Stagecoach Ghost Work " hangs harmonies over aHailing from Seattle, Subways on the Sun brings an informed and fresh perspective to northwest indie rock. With The Honeymoon Stagecoach, the band "crafted an immaculately arranged and satisfying debut album that pays homage to both their hometown and the decade in which it became ground zero for rock" (The Fire Note). Haunting rhythms and glistening guitar hooks propel the album forward, bound together by contagious pop melodies. The album sees the