Wolverton

Wolverton brings together the listening of a three-person core collective --- Caralyn Snyder, voice, Kate Terrell, voice & keys, and Hills Snyder, voice and guitar. All write songs, singly and collaboratively. Joe Reyes sometimes joins us on bass and guitar.

Lyrically, Wolverton is unanchored, very visual and moving equally through memory, story, association and dark streaks of tradition.

In the fall of 2013 they released the EP, Horse Head Dawn, included in the FolkWorld Best of 2013 Editor's Choice list, and in November, 2015 released a new EP, Things Left On Earth. They are included in the 2015 compilations, Roots In The Shadows of San Antonio, Vol. 2 and The Active Listener Acid Folk Sampler, Volume Two.

Wolverton is currently recording a full-length album, Wizard Land, which will continue our tradition of featuring cover art by local artists. For Wizard Land, we are pleased to have new art by James Smolleck.

Horse Head Dawn:

"For their latest collection Wolverton have become an entire band, giving their songs a rich full sound topped of with some excellent vocals that tie the whole thing together… Exhibiting a creepy Doors-like atmosphere, Pool is a highly effective slice of psychedelia… Over six songs, the quality and atmosphere remains high, great stuff."
--- Simon Lewis,
Ptolemaic Terrascope

"This is folk music that has that psychedelic sensibility… with a sense of space in the vocals and the staggered timing in the guitar notes. There is some distant violin and piano punctuation that creates intriguing atmospheres and tensions, but the lead male vocals and female harmonies lead the way in these six songs…"
--- David Hintz, Folk World

The reassuring vibe projected by the subdued vocals, the fragile harmonic nature of the arrangements, and the laid-back sensibility articulated in the plain-spoken songwriting all cohere to make this sweetly dulcet honey one to relish."
--- Jim Testa, Jersey Beat

Things Left On Earth

“I really enjoy this San Antonio collective…there is not one ounce of body fat on this mesmerizing music, so whether an EP or an LP, I will leave it to them to decide how much of their excellent music they wish to unveil at one time.”
--- David Hintz, DC Rock Live


“The underlying agitation is reflected in discordant instrumentation, which bleeds across the room like blood splatter. Wolverton then imposes constructs of interpretation which veer between abhorrence of the scene and awe at the beauty of the patterns…”
--- Tim Whale,
Emerging Indie Bands


See more at: http://www.wolvertonmusic.com