Crows

Crows blends rock, alternative, and indie rock into a captivating soundscape that resonates with both Americana and folk rock influences. Their debut album, “August and Everything After” (1993), remains a cornerstone in the genre, showcasing a rich tapestry of roots and blues rock elements. “The Flying Demos” (1991) provides an intriguing glimpse into their early creative process, offering raw and unpolished versions of tracks that would later define their sound. As a 2008 Universal fire victim, Crows’ legacy is intertwined with the preservation and rediscovery of lost musical treasures. Their work sits comfortably alongside the likes of other American rock and indie acts, contributing to a scene that values authenticity and lyrical depth. With a sound that bridges soft rock and pop rock, Crows continues to captivate vinyl enthusiasts and crate-diggers alike.