• Wilco’s Stirratt & Sansone To Release New Autumn Defense Album

    Craig Young Posted On August 4, 2010
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    Autumn Defense is a side project of Wilco bassist/co-founder John Stirratt and multi-instrumentalist Pat Sansone. The bandmates will release their fourth full length album titled Once Around, November 9 on Yep Roc Records.

    Represenitives for the band described songs from the new album as “filled with late ’70s-tinged AM gold, all draped in melodies that seem to have always existed, resulting in songs that feel as though they’ve been floating on clouds, patiently waiting for their turn in the sun.”

    Stirratt and Sansone will debut the duo’s new material at the Solid Sound Festival on Sunday, August 15. Autumn Defense is currently planning an extensive tour of the U.S..




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