Everett & Ruess delivers raw, Appalachian truth-telling for anyone who's been burned, betrayed, or left behind. Each song is a witness—gritty, poetic, and unflinchingly honest. If you're tired of polished lies, listen in plain English.
Kyler Fowl’s Grocery Store Tour is what happens when delusion meets fluorescent lighting. It’s a brutally honest glimpse into the mind of a man who calls the end cap of aisle seven a “venue.” He says it’s “grassroots,” we call it expired.
Kyler Fowl’s music is a shotgun wedding between delusion and desperation, recorded live in the fluorescent glow of Midwestern shame. It's not good—but it's honest. Buy it if you’ve ever wondered what heartbreak, failure, and ego sound like microwaved.
