Thee Shambels
Modern Americana with dark shades of European folk, Brooklyn based ‘Thee Shambels’ tell stories full of heartbreak and longing. Singing with an eye on the hangman and a hand on the bottle, Englishman – but no gentleman – Neville Elder, croons, wails, and waltzes with the enthusiasm of the demented sideshow hawker. Wallow in their melancholia! ... more
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