Husky schedules headline tour October 26-November 17

Husky’s Forever So has seen coverage from the likes of Entertainment Weekly,RollingStone.com, Pitchfork, NPR, Paste, Pop Matters, Magnet, Onion AV Club, and more. At radio, the album and its singles “History’s Door”, “The Woods” and “Tidal Wave” have earned the band airplay from the likes of KNDD, KNRK, KEXP, KCRW, WFUV, SiriusXM,WXPN’s World Cafe, and Acoustic Cafe.

In related news, Husky recently stopped by Minneapolis’ NPR affiliate “The Current” (KCMP) for a performance of Forever So‘s lead single, “History’s Door”. You can watchhere.  Additionally,  you can check out the bands upcoming Daytrotter performance next Monday, September 17.

Husky’s Forever So is available now on CD, LP, and digitally via Sub Pop.

More about Husky:
Front man Husky Gawenda and keyboard player Gideon Preiss are cousins who grew up together and discovered their love of music, together. Though the four band members have disparate tastes, their shared passion for classic sounds, rich harmonies, and artful songwriting points back to the artists they grew up on: Crosby Stills & Nash, Bob Dylan, the Doors, Neil Young, Leonard Cohen, the Beach Boys. Yet while Gideon took easily to the life of the performing musician, playing in myriad bands throughout his teenage years, Gawenda, who spent years writing songs alone in his bedroom, shied away from the spotlight (read more at Sub Pop).

What people are saying about Husky:
Forever So is breathtaking in its ambition, a shimmering fog of kaleidoscopic storytelling, each a song a Nick Drake-esque fairytale delivered with full indie-orhestration.”  – Rolling Stone (Australia)

“Husky addresses the complex emotions of breakup songs with soaring, buoyant harmonies.” – NPR

“Husky’s members openly adore big pop and folk hitmakers of the ’60s, and early on inForever So they establish a knack for creating the same kind of delicate moods that helped cement the careers of everyone from Leonard Cohen to Neil Young…” – AV  Club

“The result is a remarkable collection of affecting, mostly acoustic folk rock highlighted by Gawenda’s delicate vocals…” – PASTE

“Slow-paced gem “The Woods” speaks to Husky’s easy, rich musical style. The song is highly orchestrated, featuring a shimmering melody, lush drums and enchanting vocals. It drips with lyricism and lingers at just the right moments. It’s a brave start, and a sign of great things to come.” – MAGNET

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