Carriers Release Two-Song Cassingle Featuring Debut Tracks "Daily Battle" And "Peace Of Mine"

New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Built around Curt Kiser's sincere and dreamy songwriting, Carriers are a new indie rock band from Cincinnati, Ohio. Tomorrow, they release their debut singles "Daily Battle" and "Peace of Mine" digitally and on cassette via Old Flame Records.
Listen to "Daily Battle" and Peace of Mine" via Soundcloud:
https://soundcloud.com/old-flame-records/daily-battle
https://soundcloud.com/old-flame-records/peace-of-mine

New Noise Magazine share "Daily Battle" today while Cincinnati CityBeat called "Peace of Mine" an "...earthy yet dreamily ethereal gem (sounding a bit like Tom Petty fronting a smoky, psychedelic Dream Pop band)."

Their forthcoming debut album is carefully layered, leaning on strong core songwriting, hypnotic synths, lush guitar tones from Curt Kiser (ex-Pomegranates, Enlou), mesmerizing percussion delivered by Bryan Devendorf (The National), and nuanced, dynamic bass lines from John Curley (Afghan Whigs) who also produced and engineered this single.

While Bryan and John don't often accompany the band live, a solid group consisting of Cory Pavlinac (guitar), Trent Becknell (Bass), Alex McGrath (Drums) and Ashley McGrath (Keys) have been gigging regularly and are truly spectacular. Even through they are only getting started they have already been making some noise regionally having shared the stage with Damien Jurado, Big Thief, Sam Evian, The Dove & The Wolf, Harpooner and more. They just wrapped up an April tour alongside Kyle Craft & Anna Burch and will play MOTR this Saturday May 12th to celebrate their debut release. To celebrate the release, Carriers will play a hometown show at MOTR on Saturday May 12th with support from Turtledoves and Isaac Joel Karns.