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Graham Hunt – “Guardian Angel’s Arms”

Wisconsin fuzz-pop artist Graham Hunt made his name with no-budget home recordings, but he went bigger with his forthcoming LP American Pyramid , recording most of it with an eight-piece band at Minnesota's stories Pachyderm Studios. We've already posted the early singles " Waiting For You To Come Home ," " Riverboat Blues ," and " Getting Older ." With the LP dropping later this week, Hunt…

Graham Hunt – “Guardian Angel’s Arms”

Wisconsin-based artist Graham Hunt, known for his no-budget home recordings, is set to release his upcoming LP American Pyramid later this week on Run For Cover. The album marks a significant step up in production quality for Hunt, who recorded most of the tracks with an eight-piece band at Minnesota's Pachyderm Studios. Hunt has already shared a few singles from the album, including "Waiting For You To Come Home," "Riverboat Blues," and "Getting Older."

In anticipation of the new album, Hunt has released another advance track titled "Guardian Angel's Arms." The song is described as a lush, twinkly indie pop tune that delves into a psychedelic vision, showcasing Hunt's evolving sonic scope while maintaining the idiosyncratic intimacy of his earlier works. The visually striking song comes with a lo-fi sci-fi music video directed by Shannon Lawrence Connor and Sheridan Michael Connor.

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