Hinterwood pushes through the pandemic
Kingston Live podcast episode 31:
While the COVID-19 pandemic forced many acts to recoil and recalibrate, four-piece folk-infused indie rockers, Hinterwood, seemingly exploded from Kingston's music scene like Fort Henry cannon fire. Recording and releasing two singles and an exceptional eponymous EP over just 8 months, Johnny and Reid catch up with lead vocalist, Kimaya Tegtmeyer, and guitarist, Max Tinline, to discuss their astonishing level of artistic output, their forthcoming full-length album, and give a listen to their brand new single, "Remedy."
While the COVID-19 pandemic forced many acts to recoil and recalibrate, four-piece folk-infused indie rockers, Hinterwood, seemingly exploded from Kingston's music scene like Fort Henry cannon fire. Recording and releasing two singles and an exceptional eponymous EP over just 8 months, Johnny and Reid catch up with lead vocalist, Kimaya Tegtmeyer, and guitarist, Max Tinline, to discuss their astonishing level of artistic output, their forthcoming full-length album, and give a listen to their brand new single, "Remedy."
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Posted: Jan. 11, 2024
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