#strayfossa

[indietapes]

Stray Fossa - Change The Film (Indie Rock)

🕑 1 min / Text: Franklin Release Date: Mar 25, 2025 It's been quite a few years since we last had the chance to feature Stray Fossa here on our blog, and we're thrilled to share their amazing new release with you: 'Change The Film'. We were immediately captivated once again by their warm, familiar guitar sound, and what we appreciate most is the band's authentic bedroom/DIY aesthetic. There's an enchanting simplicity to their melodies, effortlessly blending wistfulness with a dreamy sweetness. Give it a listen! If you like what you hear, make sure to follow Stray Fossa on Spotify for more: Stream: https://open.spotify.com/track/6rHmQDbXRDUzVwI7t1o6pR Follow: https://www.instagram.com/strayfossa ✔️ Available on our Indie Playlist on Spotify.

[screamingforyears]

IN_A_MINUTE: // AN INDIE EXPRESS… @by_comiti is here w/ a new standalone single titled “TOUCH” & it finds the Austin-based producer/multi-instrumentalist Nicholas Ross (@dontgetlemontx) teaming up w/ vocalist Analaura Fuentes (@bulletballettheband) to bring damn near 4 mins of cosmically blown-out & ghostly sound_scaped DungeonSynth. @_detects are here w/ “PLANS CHANGE,” the lead single from their forthcoming LP titled ‘Seconds’ (11/17) & it finds the Hattiesburg, Miss-based project bringing the sullen goods across 3 mins of low-end pushing, six-string ringing & dourly dark_waving PostPunk. “THE MAIN THING” (@carparkrecords@royalmountainrecords) is a new standalone single from @ducksltdband & it finds the Toronto-based duo of multi-instrumentalists Evan Lewis/Tom Mcgreevy linking up w/ drummer Marcus Nuccio & background vocalists Jason Balla/Margaret McCarthy/Julia Steiner to wax upon “baseball & the occult & some other things” across 3 mins of jumped_up JanglePop. @embassy_international are here w/ “AMNESIA,” the lead single from their forthcoming LP titled ‘E-Numbers’ (11/3 @dream_on_music_) & it finds the Gothenburg-based duo of Fredrik Lindson & Torbjörn Håkansson sheepishly keeping the true_faith across 4 mins of bouncily aired & breezily Balearic SynthPop. “PLAYING STRANGERS” (@bornlosersrecords) is a new standalone single from @strayfossa & it finds the 𝕙𝕒𝕞𝕓𝕦𝕣𝕘 𝕩 𝕞𝕦𝕟𝕚𝕔𝕙 𝕩 𝕤𝕒𝕝𝕖𝕞-based trio of Nick/Will Evans & Zach Blount linking up w/ @kelzmusic to bring a 3:55 clip of hypnotically hazed, tenderly held & emotively cooed DreamPop.

[muzak-ish]

Stray Fossa - Eyze @strayfossa . . . #strayfossa #eyze https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz56OwNnOZ8/?igshid=qxwchgd8k4ib

[reportingfrom20xx]

It's Wednesday, and what you need to know about that in Charlotte Music is the heat's about to turn up starting today. Snug Harbor's Residency Series comes back with our headliner, Pinky Poodle Doodle, leading the way with the CLT Music Scene's Cheesus Crust & Bitterhearts, a collection of scene veterans under one new umbrella. The Friendship Commanders are here from Nashville for the mix-up, and they're not alone today, with The New Respects & Apollo LTD taking reign over The Neighborhood Theatre. Next Door, Stray Fossa comes in from VA over at The Evening Muse. The Milestone Club's, however, got something major going on at 8pm with Esham's "Afraid of the Dark Tour", with music vets Jimmy James & I'll Phil in tow. We couldn't find much on the mysterious entry Benihana, so it'll be up to you, my music-savy audience, to unravel the ?. Without further ado, here's today's line-up for the CLT Scene; ----------------------------------------------------------- 6/12 – Wednesday The Evening Muse – Stray Fossa @ 7pm The World-Famous Milestone – Esham “Afraid Of The Dark Tour” w/ Jimmy James, Ill Phil & Beni-Hana @ 8pm Neighborhood Theatre – The New Respects w/ Apollo LTD @ 7pm Snug Harbor – June Residency: Pinky Doodle Poodle w/ Cheesus Crust, Friendship Commanders, Bitterheart @ 9pm Petra’s – Karaoke w/ Mike Earle (Weekly) @ 9pm —————————————————– – Shindig! A 50’s / 60’s Dance Party! @ 10pm The Fillmore CLT – Hippie Sabotage w/ Sebastian Paul @ 7pm The Underground – State Champs – The Living Proof Tour w/ Our Last Night @ 6pm Crown Station – Train Wreck Comedy Open Mic @ 9pm (Weekly) ----------------------------------------------------------- Seeya over at Snug Harbor tonight, have a great rest of the day! #strayfossa #strayfossamusic #esham #afraidofthedarktour #jimmyjames #illphil #benihana #thenewrespects #apolloltd #pinkydoodlepoodle #cheesuscrust #friendshipcommanders #bitterheartband #snugharbornc #snugharborresidencyseries #theworldfamousmilestoneclub #theeveningmuse #neighborhoodtheatre #supportindependentartists #supportyourlocalartists #charlottemusic #charlottemusicscene #localmusic #nashvillemusic (at Charlotte, North Carolina) https://www.instagram.com/p/Byn4af7B1vX/?igshid=1sxac8u949lqk

[ketdex9899]

🎵My sun'll rise, and I know, it's not much longer now, somewhere begins a future, a stranger to ourselves🎶

#Orangedays #Strayfossa

Krystian Kujda

[desertislandcloud]

After wrapping up sixteen shows on their debut tour, Stray Fossa announce their first official release, Sleeper Strip. The three-track EP was written and composed by vocalist/guitarist Nick Evans, alongside bassist Zach Blount and drummer Will Evans, who also engineered and produced the tracks. The EP marks a promising, fresh start for the artistic trio as they prepare for a series of local shows this fall in their hometown of Charlottesville, VA, including a performance at Tomtoberfest (Sept 29).

The Evans brothers, alongside a childhood friend, Blount, cut their teeth experimenting with elements of classic British pop pulled from family record collections, developing simultaneously an ear for alternative Americana and folk rock traditional to the southeastern music-scape in which they grew up. A renewed effort to achieve compromise amidst opposing artistic tastes continues to define their creative process. Having spent six years pursuing independent musical projects while living apart in the US, UK, and Germany, Sleeper Strip speaks to this ongoing effort both in theme and craft. Entirely home-recorded and self-produced, the EP is a testament to their collaborative songwriting and self-sufficiency in music production. It marks their first release since regrouping in Virginia in late 2017.

Stray Fossa recently wrapped up sixteen shows as part of their debut tour, performing two nights in Nashville (at the famed Springwater and newly established nightclub, the Back Corner), and in other notable spots scattered across the southeast, such as the 529 (Atlanta) and JJ’s Bohemia (Chattanooga), where they supported Charlottesville’s Gold Connections (EggHunt Records). The trio returned to Charlottesville for a hometown show at IX Art Park with Camp Howard (also EggHunt Records) before playing back-to-back dates in Richmond at The Camel and Strange Matter. The tour came to a close in Washington, DC in front of a packed, rain-drenched crowd at the famous Rock & Roll Hotel. The band is currently preparing for their first northeastern tour set for late November through mid-December, and are in the process of polishing material for a hopeful album release in 2019.

“The band lives together, works together, eats together - there is constant creative energy in the house due to close living quarters (our only living room is our studio). I grew up with these guys and now, years later, learning how to be housemates and business partners is a real trip. You walk out of your room and you’ve got two brothers arguing literally 24/7 and it drives you up the wall. To be honest, the creative process can be difficult but the better for it.” - Zach Blount (bass)

“In the middle of tracking vocals for “Bear The Waves,” we noticed the vocals weren’t sitting well with the rest of the mix, which led us to realize it was all recorded too fast. The problem was we had settled on a rearranged version of the song (which originally sounded more like a standard 8th-note rock bit) without adjusting the tempo to account for the more laid back swung rhythm with the castanets, etc. So for about five minutes, I thought we were 100% screwed because I was convinced that the last several days of tracking were all a waste and we’d have to start over. That’s when I realized you could just adjust the project tempo meter, so yeah, it all worked out in the end.” - Will Evans (drums/producer)

Links https://soundcloud.com/strayfossa https://www.strayfossa.com/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/5UuvCjt4c4BvzGwK4W0ipD https://strayfossa.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/strayfossa https://www.instagram.com/strayfossa/

[diamonddeposits]

Hailing from Virginia we have artful garage rockers Stray Fossa offering  up  melody soaked in the decadent darkness with vocals illuminated by the twinkling stars with cut Bear The Waves. This captures and captivates the listener completely. Check it out above and grab the track lifted from their Sleeper Strip EP right here!

[indietapes]

Stray Fossa - Diving Line (Indie Rock)

Yeah, you’re right, this is a Stray Fossa artwork for sure. Maybe you remember the Virginia-Based band from a previous post here on IndieTapes, and if you dig their mellow indie rock / dream pop sound, you will love their brand new release Diving Line, which is out now on Spotify. Give it a shot, it’s absolutely worth it: Melody: ★★★★☆ | Production: ★★★★★ | Arrangement: ★★★★☆ | Lyrics: ★★★☆☆ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/25oVPMv2tapHewvCgB7Pjg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/strayfossa/

[desertislandcloud]

After wrapping up sixteen shows on their debut tour, Stray Fossa announce their first official release, Sleeper Strip. The three-track EP was written and composed by vocalist/guitarist Nick Evans, alongside bassist Zach Blount and drummer Will Evans, who also engineered and produced the tracks. The EP marks a promising, fresh start for the artistic trio as they prepare for a series of local shows this fall in their hometown of Charlottesville, VA, including a performance at Tomtoberfest (Sept 29).

The Evans brothers, alongside a childhood friend, Blount, cut their teeth experimenting with elements of classic British pop pulled from family record collections, developing simultaneously an ear for alternative Americana and folk rock traditional to the southeastern music-scape in which they grew up. A renewed effort to achieve compromise amidst opposing artistic tastes continues to define their creative process. Having spent six years pursuing independent musical projects while living apart in the US, UK, and Germany, Sleeper Strip speaks to this ongoing effort both in theme and craft. Entirely home-recorded and self-produced, the EP is a testament to their collaborative songwriting and self-sufficiency in music production. It marks their first release since regrouping in Virginia in late 2017.

Stray Fossa recently wrapped up sixteen shows as part of their debut tour, performing two nights in Nashville (at the famed Springwater and newly established nightclub, the Back Corner), and in other notable spots scattered across the southeast, such as the 529 (Atlanta) and JJ’s Bohemia (Chattanooga), where they supported Charlottesville’s Gold Connections (EggHunt Records). The trio returned to Charlottesville for a hometown show at IX Art Park with Camp Howard (also EggHunt Records) before playing back-to-back dates in Richmond at The Camel and Strange Matter. The tour came to a close in Washington, DC in front of a packed, rain-drenched crowd at the famous Rock & Roll Hotel. The band is currently preparing for their first northeastern tour set for late November through mid-December, and are in the process of polishing material for a hopeful album release in 2019.

“The band lives together, works together, eats together - there is constant creative energy in the house due to close living quarters (our only living room is our studio). I grew up with these guys and now, years later, learning how to be housemates and business partners is a real trip. You walk out of your room and you’ve got two brothers arguing literally 24/7 and it drives you up the wall. To be honest, the creative process can be difficult but the better for it.” - Zach Blount (bass)

“In the middle of tracking vocals for “Bear The Waves,” we noticed the vocals weren’t sitting well with the rest of the mix, which led us to realize it was all recorded too fast. Problem was we had settled on a rearranged version of the song (which originally sounded more like a standard 8th-note rock bit) without adjusting the tempo to account for the more laid back swung rhythm with the castanets, etc. So for about five minutes I thought we were 100% screwed because I was convinced that the last several days of tracking were all a waste and we’d have to start over. That’s when I realized you could just adjust the project tempo meter, so yeah, it all worked out in the end.” - Will Evans (drums/producer)

Links https://www.strayfossa.com https://www.facebook.com/strayfossa https://twitter.com/strayfossa https://www.instagram.com/strayfossa https://www.songkick.com/artists/9330059-stray-fossa