What do these Grassholes sound like?

STOP THE PRESSES!

Our first live album, “Live @ All Roads Festival,” is in the wild and available on all streaming services. Want to hear what we sound like in all our live-band glory? Here you go:

 

The Grassholes’ 2023 record, “Gently Used,” is available in physical CD and through all digital download and streaming services.

What’s the best way to listen? Hey, that’s up to you. But we’re streaming and selling hard copies of “Gently Used” on Bandcamp, especially, because they are the best at treating little indie artists like us right. What’s Bandcamp? It’s the best way for independent artists to monetize their music, which you don’t really care about, but we do. It ensures the most of your money goes into our pockets when you buy our music.

Check it out:

And, while you’re there, you might as well check out our 2020 album, “South Congress,” which is also available. We’ve got maybe 50 of the CDs left, I think.

But, should you want to, of course you can rock us on Spotify, Apple, or wherever music happens to be. Heck, even Amazon, even though they’re evil and we dislike that company intensely.

The Grassholes’ second record, “The First Time You Got Scared,” is also available on all your favorite streaming platforms, and for download, should you want to go in that direction.

Check it out here on Spotify:

The First Time You Got Scared
https://open.spotify.com/album/0e8mgP8D2uR3Ub5pYSwUXW

Maybe you’re more of an Amazon person? You can buy the record right here.

Or perhaps you’re the type who likes them some Apple Music (or iTunes – whatever it’s called now). You’ll find your happy place here.

Holy smokes! It’s also true that the World Famous Grassholes’ debut EP, “The Outlaw Janey Jenkins,” is available at many of your favorite places to buy and listen to music, with more coming online every day.

(And, no, we don’t know why they’ve given us an “explicit” tag in some places. We don’t swear, like, ever. We especially enjoy the fact that “West Gray Gallop,” an instrumental piece written by Sam about his hometown with no actual words, has been flagged for explicit lyrics. Seems strange!)

Spotify:

The Outlaw Janey Jenkins
https://open.spotify.com/album/0qXKuENN3VEdHZ9J23Psmb

Amazon: buy the record right here.

Apple: find your happy place here.

And, like, Pandora? Is that still a thing? We’re on there, apparently, but who knows.