Carriers Cincinnati, Ohio
Carriers aka Curt Kiser meticulously crafted his proper debut as a songwriter with a collective of prominent friends from his home city of Cincinnati, Ohio—including Bryan Devendorf (The National) and John Curley (The Afghan Whigs). "With a grand, neo-psychedelia take on Americana akin to The War on Drugs, the song sweeps along like an old drop-top on a highway." — Consequence of Sound ... more
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