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“Sparkle in the Dark” / “New England” single out now
We wrote a holiday song, people! Not holly jolly, per se, but one about connection and belonging, written against a backdrop of isolation. We love it; you can hear it here. We're releasing it with "New England", a track which'll also be included on a new full length this coming year.“Somewhere You Found My Name”
Our debut full-length is available everywhere digitally, and on vinyl and CD at our store, where it's tucked in alongside some rad t-shirts. Take a look people! The LP, especially, is beautifully packaged and a wonder to behold. We're very excited to share this one...“Somewhere You Found My Name” Videos
Here's our debut video from Somewhere You Found My Name, Zack Taylor's stunning treatment of "The Slowing and the Start." There's a bit in there from Erika about "cosmological freakout", too. Freak out!
Here's a beautiful video for the title track of the album, created by Lucia Grillo / Calabrisella Films.
And here's Alexis Fleisig's knock-em-sock-em video for "One Stepper".About Little Silver
“The elegantly understated debut from this Brooklyn band does what great, grown-up indie rock at its best has always done: It maps out states of personal, emotional and historical in-betweenness with careful, intelligent grace… Songs […] take their time building from muted beauty to closely held grandeur.”
—Rolling Stone
“Once they emerge from the trancelike perfection of [Somewhere You Found My Name‘s] first two tracks, they and their band rock out… Don’t wait for them to come to your town, just buy the darn record.”
—No Depression
“Little Silver has a familiar, delicious vibe… Listen, for example, to a cut called “Anytown” and hear echoes of the New Pornographers. The brew of ethereal harmonies, majestic arrangements and gentle melodies proves there was more precious metal in those hills… In “You Slept Through Summer,” an evocative sonic journey through the passing of time, the words themselves are so rich they feel like instruments… The album is built on delicate harmony, and Simonian’s voice, in particular, is lovely. In fact, it might be its similarity to that of Neko Case […] that beckons that comparison. It’s good company; Little Silver has shown it belongs there.”
—Associated Press
The Stolen Souvenir was an introductory EP from Little Silver. It’s bare and intimate, a small set of gorgeous songs co-written by Erika Simonian and Steve Curtis over the course of their first year playing together. Somewhere You Found My Name is Little Silver’s first full-length work as a band, out in July 2017, with a sound that is considerably opened up with the help of Ray Rizzo (drums) and David Tarica (bass). Little Silver will be touring in 2017 and 2018 in support of the new record, with new dates announced soon.
Erika is a veteran of several NYC bands (The Erics, The Sprinkle Genies), and Steve is a founding member of and writer for Hem, a band which had a founding influence on the modern folk-Americana genre, and has performed all over the world.
