TVD Vinyl Giveaway: Chest High Fires, Honeymoon

Here’s what TVD’s Joseph Neff said just last month of Chest High Fires‘ debut release Honeymoon, two copies of which we have to award to two of you:

“The debut by this married duo came out last fall, but I just got properly acquainted with it over the last few weeks…it warrants a belated mention. This is to say the record’s very good; described on their webpage as descended from Crosby’s If I Could Only Remember My Name and the duo of Kristofferson and Coolidge, Jeff Berrall (Caveman, xElefant) and Carrie Ashley Hill cut the album on their honeymoon with a sturdy crew assembled through an open invite to join them in Woodridge, NY.

They came up with a blend of Americana, country-rock and indie that’s proving to be a real grower. There’s even some sunshiny vox that brought to mind the Essex Green. Neat!”

Of the release, the then newlyweds tell us, “This record was made as a celebration of our marriage, which is now in its fourth year and is a collaboration with dear friends, old and new. We hope you can find the time to sit back and relax, put Honeymoon on your turntable and feel a part of our family.”

Now it’s your turn. Enter to win Chest High Fires‘ debut release Honeymoon by simply citing in the comments below your favorite track from the LP—and briefly why. We’ll choose two winners with North American mailing addresses for a copy of the LP one week from today, March 11, 2018. Our winners will be notified directly via email.

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