The group's second album draws on imagery from such faraway places as Iceland, Nepal and Mexico City. 12-string guitars, chamber orchestra, field recordings from Coney Island and hints of old Italian cinema can all be found in this intriguing collection of songs. For more, visit the Inner Banks artist page.

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Folktronica from Brooklyn: a mash-up of original folk pieces, found toys and electronics, and ambient sounds. For more, visit the Arliss Parker artist page.

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The album blends beautiful warped orchestral rock with entrancing vocals and folk-inspired fingerpicking...the perfect music for headphone or roadtrip listening. For more, visit the Inner Banks artist page.

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Wrapping traditional acoustic instrumentation within an electro-organic cocoon of samples and solid-state synths, the duo draw an improbable and ultimately irresistible musical throughline that effortlessly connects The Hollies, Massive Attack, My Bloody Valentine and the early 90s dream pop of bands like Lush. For more, visit the Folksongs For The Afterlife artist page.

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Foreshadows of The Inner Banks, whose personnel evolved from this group, can be heard in these recordings of original material from 2001 and 2002: dark, moody pieces drenched in Americana. This collection, which offers Bootleg Remedy for the first time via download, starts slow and builds to a dixie-swing frenzy. For more, visit the Bootleg Remedy artist page.

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