Megafaun
Heretofore

Praised for its elastic take on Americana,this North Carolinatrio flexes its know-rules/break-rules muscles on a mini-LP of roots-solidsongwriting and...

Heretofore's opening cut - the title track - is a peculiar psych-folk experiment that succeeds in spite of itself. None of its constituents (drums, gu...

Oversaturation has officially set in on contemporary indie-folk, with a crowded slate of easy-listening pop-bluegrass combos and whispery, guitar-slin...

Megafaun has famous friends.At this point in their careers, Joe Westerlund and brothers Brad and Phil Cook (all multi-instrumentalists, singers, songw...

That's a pretty evocative title for a mini-album like this one, which follows Megafaun's breakthrough full-length, Gather, Form & Fly. The word itself...

Megafaun’s first two albums, 2007’s Bury the Square and 2009’s Gather, Form & Fly, cemented the North Carolina trio as purveyors of lackadaisical...

When I interviewed Megafaun’s Phil Cook in April, the band had just written and recorded Heretofore within the space of six weeks. I was lucky enough ...

A quick perusal of Megafaun's website will immediately assure you that, despite its near 30-minute duration, Heretofore is not a full fledged album; "...

Megafaun have promised a full-sized follow-up to last year's stellar Gather, Form and Fly by year's end, but this six-song appetizer will serve nicely...