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Brown Horse
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
Brown Horse
Plays on LTZ: 1 across 1 shows (2026-03-26)
Tracks played
Wreck — researched 2026-09-11
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01. Brown Horse — Wreck
Release date: 10 April 2026 Track: 7 of 10 Key / BPM: B / 84
Norwich slacker twang quartet: Emma Tovell, Nyle Holihan, Rowan Bramham, and Patrick Turner. Third album and their most ambitious yet.
The band describe Wreck as "an ill-fated drive among the abandoned gas stations and otherworldly byways of rural Norfolk." Six minutes of vast country-rock with world-weary electric guitars, pedal steel, and whispering organ.
Lyrically it tracks a long drive forcing an uncomfortable conversation with the person in the passenger seat.
Influences cited include Jason Molina, Lucinda Williams, and Uncle Tupelo. Recorded at Sickroom Studios and Bam Bam Studios in Norfolk, produced by Owen Turner.
Brown Horse head out on their first-ever North American tour shortly after the album release.
Brown Horse
Origin: Norwich, England · formed 2018 (as a folk quartet) · active, reunited/expanded lineup since 2022
Members: Emma Tovell (vocals, guitar), Nyle Holihan (guitar, vocals), Patrick Turner (bass, vocals), Rowan Bramham (drums), Ben Auld (keyboards), Phoebe Troup (violin)
Genre: Country rock, alt-country, Americana
Discography:
Reservoir (2023) — debut album, recorded at producer Ben Collins' home studio in Michigan
All the Right Weaknesses (4 April 2025) — Loose Music
Total Dive (April 2026) — includes "Wreck"
Facts:
Started in 2018 as an old-time folk covers quartet playing English pubs, went on hiatus during the pandemic, then reunited and expanded in 2022 into the current guitar-driven country-rock lineup.
Cite Jason Molina, Lucinda Williams, and Uncle Tupelo as key influences on their sound.