hillfolk

Meet Hillfolk noir

Grooving. Raucous. Genre-bending. And always a ton of fun. Built on more than 15 years of tradition, today’s Hillfolk takes their acoustic guitar, double bass, and “anything you can find at a hardware store” sound and integrates driving drums and an electrified sound, kicking down limitations to create a vibe that goes beyond their Americana “junkerdash” roots. Want to call it bluegrass’s trouble-making cousin? Fine by us. A bit of string-band blues? Sure ‘nuff. A concoction of electrified rockin’ soulful folksy witchcraft mayhem? Now you’re talking, mama.  

REcordings

Teach and Wrong S1E7 Host – Teach and Wrong

Come on in to the inside.  Our insides.  We'll host.

1. Teach and Wrong S1E7 Host 45:45
2. Teach and Wrong S1E6 It's Not a House, It's a Habitat 56:01
3. Teach and Wrong S1E5 DIY or DIE 50:40
4. Teach and Wrong S1E4 Our Halloween Special No. 1 30:08
5. Teach and Wrong S1E3 Audit 38:57

Quotes that make us seem cool

A thrilling, haunting, stark collection of traditionally inspired mountain-hillbilly music.

John Apice, No Depression

The best news is Ward has the chops and commitment to be what he claims to be: A bonafide folk singer.

Doug Deloach, Maverick Magazine

Hillfolk Noir played electric and ruined Treefort the same way that Dylan ruined Newport“.

Country Jesus & the Extraterrestrial Highway, KRBX

This is talent that is wrought by a love and knowlege of traditional American music, uncompromisingly raw and packed with dustbowl character.

Sarah Coxton, fRoots Magazine

They rocked their way to the top. Best band in Boise.

Boise Weekly (2014)