Two Songs From Mohawk, by The Caulfield Sisters

Two Songs From Mohawk

by The Caulfield Sisters

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	1.	Caterwauling 02:58		buy track
	2.	I See Your Face 03:18		buy track

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"Caterwauling" and "I See Your Face" are the first new original recordings from The Caulfield Sisters since their critically-acclaimed "Say It With Fire" EP was released back in 2005.

"It’s been awhile since the Caulfield Sisters have released any new tracks, in fact 2006’s Say it With Fire EP was their last outing. Finally the talented young Brooklyn based trio dish a couple of serious low-fi fuzz tracks with nods to Sonic Youth and The Pixies all while keeping their stamp of female garage rock intact. "I See Your Face" takes a jump way back to 1989 with a sound that would have fit in nicely with the likes My Bloody Valentine, The Lemonheads and Dinosaur Jr. on the cusp of the Seattle explosion. "Caterwauling" is straight ahead rock, again keeping with the very lo-fi theme, this song will be in high rotation for anyone who can’t get enough old school indie rock. This special digital release commands a lot of respect, as The Caulfield Sisters clearly did their homework and delivered big with 2 really catchy and time stamped songs." - Andre Skinner (The Spill Magazine)

"Fans of the Caulfield Sisters are happily getting back into their groove, as the Brooklyn gal trio returned to playing live recently following a four-year hiatus. Even after the lengthy break, there’s a real charm and simplicity to the Caulfield sound, recalling Ray-era Lemonheads and Throwing Muses." -TimeOut New York

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released January 18, 2011

Cindy Wheeler: guitar, accordion, vocals
Mary Guidera: bass, vocals
Kristin Mueller: drums

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