Low-Country Messiahs
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| Low-Country Messiahs | |
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| Origin | Lowell, Massachusetts |
| Genres | neofolk, country blues, gothic |
| Years active | 2003 – present |
| Labels | Pincushion Star |
| Associated acts | Green Magnet School |
| Website | [1] |
| Members | |
| Robert Hamilton Brian Watkins |
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The Low-Country Messiahs are an ambient blues ensemble from Lowell, Massachusetts, active since 2003. The group was founded by former Sub Pop recording artist Green Magnet School drummer Robert Hamilton and guitarist Brian Watkins. The music features home-made cigar box guitars and primitive, minimal percussion. The Low-Country Messiahs made their live debut in 2004 as the opening act for Seekonk. Other appearances have included supporting Ditty Bops and Blanche. The group has released two albums on the Pincushion Star label. Hamilton appears in "Songs Inside the Box", a PBS documentary by film maker Max Shores.
[edit] Discography
Albums:
- Festival (Pincushion Star) 2004
- Biscuit Palace (Pincushion Star) 2006
Other:
- "Mourner's Bench" on The 3rd Annual Cigar Box Guitar Extravaganza - CD (Flying Monkey Arts) 2007
- "Goofer Dust" on Masters of the Cigar Box Guitar, Volume 2 - CD (Insurrection/Dark Holler Records) 2007
