• Couch By Couchwest 2014 Wrap-up and Highlights

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    Couch by Couchwest Posted On March 18, 2014
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    Lot’s of excitement and even more wonderful music at CXCW2014, thanks go out to all the great artists who participate and make CXCW a success each year.

    Warning: This post contains an obscene amount of awesome videos and songs.

    Day 1:

    We kicked off the festival with a rock song from Lexington, Kentucky band Those Cross Town Rival performing  Blood Sweat and Tears

    The Dad Horse Experience gives us a stunning banjo-lele performance of I’m A Stranger Here Below

    Kevin Abernathy performing Moto Kids

    Steph Stewart and The Boyfriends – Pearl

    Luke Dunkin – Soul Serenade

    Buffalo Gospel – Letters to Georgia

    Don Von Tress – Man In The Sky

    Hecktor Pecktor – Subdivision Man

    Doc Feldman – Go Easy

    Wicklow Atwater & The Fallen Flam – I Wanna Be Yer Man

    Day 2:

    Jamie Painter – Cover Me Up (Jason Isbell cover)

    Irene Kelley – Breakin’ Even

    John Phelan (of Komanche/Truckstop Darlin’) – Death & Beauty

    Twang Darkly – Blue Rover / Spot For Dragon

    Science! tests the limits of our acceptance policy with this multi-tracked performance of Catch Fire & Catch Hell

    Day 3:

    John Radcliff performs his song Company Store about the recent Elk River chemical spill in WV




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