Indian Summer- Giving Birth To Thunder - Orange (Vinyl) Sepulchral The album features renditions of

The album features renditions of John Coltrane's "Song of the Underground Railroad" and Gil Scott Heron's "Home is Where the Hatred Is"

By the end of it

First Time I Met the Blues

Smith showcases his authentic storytelling and soulful voice throughout his full-length debut Smoky Mountains

representing an evolutionary document of the bands trajectory through it's first phase

Indian Summer- Giving Birth To Thunder - Orange (Vinyl) Sepulchral The album features renditions ofThe fourth leg on the early emo table of Rites of Spring, Moss Icon, and Cap'n Jazz, Indian Summer's Giving Birth To Thunder compiles their complete discography. Emo's second wave crashed into the Bay Area in the summer of 1994 in a rage filled capsule of quiet and loud, octave chords, angry sons, Spock haircuts, and screaming. At the eye of this pissed for the hell of it storm were Indian Summer. In the quartet's 12 month existence they wrote ten