Mudlow is a band which gives off a special flavor and a good dose of magnetism, creating a wrapping and suggestive atmosphere in their songs. Not in vain their influences come from and can be found in the music of artists such as Junior Kimbrough, Tony Joe White, Jerry Reed, Marc Ribot or even in Tom Waits’ songs.

This is their fourth album that will immediately immerse listeners in a dark, dangerous and wild environment that becomes a complain for the mistakes human beings do in life, the band magnifies with their music and the way they display it, with a poetic heartbreaking touch that makes that their shows often become something transcendent, reflecting a kind of mysticism that places them as an original group quite different from what we are used to see and listen to.

The Mudlows are Tobias Mudlow on guitar and vocals, Paul Pascoe on bass and production and Matt Latcham on drums. Together they have given shape to a ten-songs recording where they combine blues, Americana and rock with a distinctive touch that will undoubtedly surprise anyone who wants to taste and savor their special originality.