Heathens & Prophets EP

"The new EP was recorded by J. Robbins (Jawbox, Burning Airlines) who also performs on a handful of songs, and the group’s sound is more stripped down than King Giant’s heavier doom sound, with more folk and Americana roots in its blood."
- Jeff Terich at Treblezine

"Heathens & Prophets might technically be an EP but with four 7-minute songs it’s a full meal. A crisp solo guitar lick cracks the set open with “Baby Blue Eyes.” Hammerly’s husky voice puts a precise picture in your head of the story he tells: “You look at me with sadness / I look at you with regret.” O man, that’s a punch in the gut. “Ginger” fades in on a peppy drum beat and growing guitar feedback to set up a song about murder. “Lost River” has a swampy warble and backing keyboards that give it a solemn fullness. The lead break has both a somberness and a ruthlessness to it. “Beautiful Sadness” wraps the set up with a fierce bluntness, and seems more like the end of Side 1 than the last song on the album."
- Wayne Edwards at Flying Fiddlesticks Music Blog