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HEARTH by HEARTH
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fave it Quirky | Folk Rock
3 tracks | 8 minutes
Released Aug 2006
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Black Heart Folk Rock
Bio / Background
Hearth is a black heart folk rock band from New York City. They come jangled and direct, cryptic and depressed.
Virginia natives and cousins Scott Loving and Dan Penta have been playing together since middle school when the discovery of late-Seventies punk rock originators gave them the confidence and the drive to start their own band.
Later, recovering from a year long habit, Dan began writing songs on an old acoustic guitar left behind by Scott who was living in Colorado. These compositions were minimalist and painfully personal.
Dan relocated to New York, performing alone in the cafes and bars of the East Village and Williamsburg. A handful listened.
Among them were Kimya Dawson and Adam Green of seminal antifolk group the Moldy Peaches. They took Dan out with them as an opening act on their first headlining U.S. tour. On the road Dan got to know their drummer Strictly Beats a/k/a Brent Cole.
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