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      October 16. 2015
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    In this, their sixth year as a band, Maiden Radio brings us the gorgeous new collection, Wolvering. Pulled from an ever-deepening exploration of traditional Kentucky and Appalachian music, Wolvering shines a light on some dark and lovely early-American songs. There are also a couple breath-taking originals, everything being done in their trademark three-part harmony.

    The album derives its name from the place where it was recorded. The trio of Joan Shelley, Julia Purcell and Cheyenne Mize spent a week of January tucked away in remote Wolverine, Michigan, where these songs were captured, mostly live, by engineer Shane Leonard. When on the third day the access bridge flooded and iced over (with the fuel tank soon to run out as well), the fireplace became an essential part of the session (of life!); you can hear the crackle sometimes as the songs fade in and out.

    Maiden Radio’s new studio album Wolvering is out now via OK Recordings and is available on limited Vinyl, CD and digital formats. 

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    WOLVERING TRACKLISTING:

    1. Adieu False Heart

    2. Little Annie Darlin

    3. Sweet Sunny South

    4. Green Icy Mountain

    5. Charlie’s Neat

    6. Cuckoo

    7. Poor Orphan Child

    8. Wolvering

    9. I’m Leaving You

    10. East Virginia

    11. Dawn Chorus

    12. Cold Frosty Morning-Kitchen Gal

    13. You Are My Flower

    14. No More Crying

    15. Will You Miss Me

    MORE INFO ON MAIDEN RADIO:
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    MORE INFO ON OK RECORDINGS:
    http://www.olkentuck.com

    MEDIA & INTERVIEW REQUESTS:
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    Pavement PR
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  • HERE’S WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT “WOLVERING”:

    • “… shines a light on some darkly beautiful early American songs, as well as several originals done in their trademark three-part harmony.” - YAHOO! MUSIC
    • “Try not to be taken in by these lilting harmonies. Bet you can't.” - THE BLUEGRASS SITUATION
    • “ … an amazing new album.” - Fred Knittel/Folkedelphia @ WXPN
    • "The third album from the trio Maiden Radio dives deep into the roots of Appalachian music, re-imagining surviving standards and breathing tradition into striking originals. Each voice in the three-part harmonies is restrained and powerful in all the right places, exceeding the sum of the parts in an expert way." - LEO WEEKLY
    • “Maiden Radio is steeped in old-time Appalachian music (almost all of its songs are traditional, public domain numbers by unknown composers) and illuminated by some of the most spine-tingling three-part harmony singing you’ll ever hear.” – CINCINNATI CITY BEAT
    • “Come for the Appalachian folk vibes, stay for the vocals.” - INDEPENDENT CLAUSES
    • “… a fantastic collection of early Appalachian music, sung in three part harmony, with beautiful instrumental accompaniment. Highly recommended.” - IDIOSYNCRATIC TRANSMISSIONS
    • “ The intimacy of the deep winter recording is palpable on the sweet-sounding rendition of the old song ‘Poor Orphan Child.’” - POPMATTERS