Husky

Husky, an Australian indie folk band formed in Melbourne, has become a significant name in the indie music landscape since their inception. Comprised of frontman Husky Gawenda, Gideon Preiss, Jules Pascoe, and Holly Thomas, the band's soulful melodies, thoughtful lyrics, and rich acoustic arrangements have garnered them a dedicated fanbase and critical acclaim. Their journey began with the release of their debut album "Forever So" in 2011, which was recorded in a home studio built by Gawenda and Preiss. It set the tone for a career defined by lyrical storytelling and intricate soundscapes, earning them a reputation as craftsmen of song.

Over the years, Husky has continued to evolve, exploring new themes and sonic territories with each release. Their discography now includes a series of albums and singles that reflect a deepening artistry and experimentation within the indie folk genre. Songs like "Deep Sleeper" and "First Prize for Heartbreak" showcase the band's ability to blend haunting melodies with introspective lyrics, creating an immersive listening experience. With each performance, whether in intimate live settings like Chapel Off Chapel or through their carefully crafted studio work, Husky invites listeners into a world of profound emotional resonance and poetic narrative, solidifying their place as pioneers in the contemporary folk scene.

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Deep Sleeper
Album - 9 Tracks - Released April 26, 2024
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