The Dry Spells

Three students at Bard University — Tahlia Harbour, Apr Hayley, and Caitlin Pearce — formed the Dry out Spells in 2002, prompted by an area news story about the accidental killing of the nine-year-old girl with a deer hunter. Sketching from traditional folk ballads, the trio began working on music that welcomed evaluations to performers like Judee Sill, the Fairport Convention, as well as the Amazing String Band; provided their woodsy, esoteric audio, the Dry out Spells is seen as owned by approximately the same folky family members as Vetiver, Fleet Foxes, and Bon Iver. Fellow Bard pupil Adria Otte, a classically educated violinist, was brought in to the flip being a guitarist immediately after the group produced. The Dry out Spells relocated to SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA 2004, where fellow Bard grad Ezra Feinberg was living; Feinberg continued to recruit Harbour, Otte, and Hayley to be always a element of his then-fledgling task, Citay. This task didn’t place a damper within the Dry out Spells, nevertheless; Harbour, Otte, and Hayley continuing their use the music group, getting bassist Diego Gonzalez (of SubArachnoid Space) in to the collapse to circular out the group’s audio. The Dry out Spells eventually continued to record and self-release their 1st EP; Caitlin amicably break up using the group following the disk was manufactured in order to visit grad college. The Dry out Spells’ 1st EP eventually discovered its method to the people at Antenna Plantation Records, as well as the music group was subsequently authorized to the label. Their debut recording, TOO EARLY for Blossoms, was slated for launch in the summertime of 2009.