And How has a new “SOLO” album out? Although And How is already a one-man-band, this album does have the feel of a solo album from an indy rock band’s lead singer. With very minimal instrumentation and production these songs have nowhere to hide. All of the humanness, subtleties, and detail are uncovered and vividly…
Just when I started knowing some of the words and was able to sing along to some gems from And How’s Seven, I received a notice that Sean Severson had released another album. I guess that should not come as a surprise since Sean’s M.O. is to release an album every few months. Before discussing…
Not sure how to review this entire compilation without hitting each song individually. Which I don’t know if I have time for, since there are so many! I’m not sure why I expected more singer-songwriter songs, but there are some nice rock, alternative, punk, and electronic songs in the mix. Mike Indest did a killer…
So I am gearing up to write a review of last year’s Inchworm when out of nowhere And How releases Idling. So I guess you get a two for one review here, even though the title says Idling. If you have been a fan of And How in the past, these new releases will only…
And How goes heavy metal? Well, not really at all, but these songs do sound a bit heavier and more aggressive to these ears. The distinct And How sound is still present, so don’t think this is one of those extreme band makeover kind of albums. Some songs, like “Stepping Stones” rock out nicely. Other…
Somehow two new releases by And How have slipped past my ears. Need to pay more attention. I’ll focus on the newest one in this review (Tractor), but also know that the one before it (Letters Tied to Balloons) is just as good. While And How really has a sound of its own, many of…
Two-time Basement Tapes alumnus Sean Severson returns with the newest free album from his project And How. Almost Tomorrow finds Severson continuing down the road of melancholic rock that fans of his music have come to love. You can hear the songs for free on Bandcamp and hear Severson’s thoughts on the most recent Basement…
And How might sound familiar to you if you listen to the Basement Tapes podcast. And How’s first album, Endless Winter, was featured in the basement in July. The dreamy alternative songs featured on the podcast can now be downloaded for free at the And How Bandcamp page. Fans of the bands we cover in…