
Read an interview with Alabama’s Pine Hill Haints by Daiana Feuer for L.A. Record
(from Those Who Wander available now from Arkam Records)
Pine Hill Haints attracts an audience that likes songs about the cursed nature of the world—people that have gone to the dark side and found it uplifting. Real weirdos and rebels gather around this band and its junk instruments. The rawness feels natural and natural feels honest. People who believe in things you’re not supposed to believe are drawn to Pine Hill’s spooky bosom and folklore. Alabama’s self-proclaimed punk band makes music that embraces doom and the great lonesomeness of life in order to find everlasting joy. This basically makes Pine Hill Saints a good band for the end of the world. What luck—they’re playing Los Angeles on Judgment Day!
L.A. RECORD AND THE NEW L.A. FOLK FEST PRESENTS THE PINEHILL HAINTS WITH RT N’ THE 44′S, HIPPY RIOT AND BOMBON ON SAT., MAY 21, AT THE DARK HORSE, 901 E. 1ST ST., DOWNTOWN. 9 PM / $8 / 21+. GET ADVANCE TICKETS HERE! LARECORD.COM/SHOWS.