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Houndmouth

New Albany, IN

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americana Popularity: 55 Established Division

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Region: Interior Plateau Conference: Great Lakes Regional Rank: #116

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Did You Know

  • Houndmouth formed organically in New Albany, Indiana, bonding over shared musical tastes.
  • Their name, Houndmouth, references the gritty, working-class vibe of their hometown.
  • A SXSW performance in 2012 led to their signing with Rough Trade Records.
  • Houndmouth covered Lord Huron's "The Man Who Lives Forever" showcasing their versatility.
  • Their sound blends Americana, folk, and blues, drawing comparisons to The Band.
  • "Sedona" peaked at number one on Billboard's Adult Alternative Songs chart.
  • Matt Myers' departure in 2016 marked a significant shift in the band's dynamic.
  • Houndmouth's "Good Ol' Boys" soundtracked a pivotal scene in the film *The Founder*.
  • They won the IMP Independent Music Award for Album of the Year in 2015.
  • Houndmouth's authentic songwriting continues to inspire aspiring indie-folk artists.
  • Houndmouth formed serendipitously in New Albany, Indiana, bonding over shared musical tastes.
  • Their debut album, *From the Hills Below the City*, was recorded in a historic Indiana mansion.
  • The band's name combines 'Hound' for loneliness and 'Mouth' for the Ohio River's mouth.
  • Their hit "Sedona" gained major traction after being featured in a prominent Hyundai commercial.
  • Houndmouth cites influences from The Band to Dr. Dog, shaping their Americana sound.
  • Matt Myers, the lead vocalist, briefly pursued a career as a professional bowler.
  • "Darlin'" showcases their signature harmonies and storytelling, reminiscent of early folk.
  • Their sound helped reignite interest in rootsy, heartland rock for a new generation.
  • Houndmouth's performances at festivals like Bonnaroo boosted their national exposure.
  • Despite lineup changes, Houndmouth continues to evolve, exploring new sonic territories.

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