Fear Or Love - a choice. Fear creates hate, and divides. Love provides the courage to find common ground. JOIN A COLLECTIVE EVOLUTION AND CHOOSE LOVE! Activate your voices! Come together, sing songs, create harmony! KEEP ON FIGHTING THE WAR ON LOVE!
This postcard was designed by Boise artist Grant Olsen - it really can travel through the postal service straight to your door! Download code for "War On Love" is on the back - with instructions on how to redeem. Price includes postage.
Four track EP released June 23rd 2016. Including the single "Mustangs," and "Crooked Path" which features additional guitar from Caustic Resin/Built to spill guitarist, Brett Netson. Track listing: I Hear It Now, Crooked Path, Mustangs, I'm Not Asleep
Haunting lyrics, sonic star showers, here's a.k.a. Belle kickin' out the jams with special guests Ken Stringfellow and Jon Auer from The Posies. AVAILABLE MARCH 22, 2017
Hand screened & printed by Boise artist Ameerah Bader; purchase includes download code for "Remembering the Sound." We can ship it to you or you can buy it at one of our shows. Limited quantities.
An alternative holiday song for lovers! A sultry, seasonal tune that first appeared on the 2011 Idaho Ho Ho compilation CD, and was included as a bonus track on a.k.a. Belle's first album, "Disappearing Night"
We are proud to partner with Wild Love Preserve, an Idaho based 501(C)3 whose mission is to rescue, protect, and preserve native wild horses in their native habitat. Proceeds from the sales of "Mustangs" will be donated to WLP in an effort to make a difference! www.wildlovepreserve.org
In a liner note to a.k.a. Belle's second album, The Devil Loves You (2014), dated March 2, 2013, vocalist Catherine Merrick joked that the band was "thinking about becoming a stripper band."
The album is sultry, and tracks like "Here Come the Death Traps" effortlessly jump between downtempo lounge and early rock and roll. Deep, dyspeptic brass sections cut to crisp guitar licks and upright bass. But the album's dark themes—"Cottonwood Canyon" is a song about a Foothills serial killer—give it variety and nuance. -- Harrison Berry, Boise Weekly
"Disappearing Night" is a great album for those that dig an indie folk-rock type feel. With excellent female vocals and lyrical stylings, I’ve been listening the heck out of this album since buying it at the tail end of last year. The band has a good time with their music and doesn’t take themselves too seriously. We submit “(i’m) give mice elf to you” as evidence. -- Tim Johnstone, 94.9 The River
Limited edition tees with the Devil Loves You logo, designed by Erin Cunningham. Unisex. S,M,L,XL