A Place For Owls and Mt. Oriander have joined forces for a new split EP along with a 7-inch vinyl! Featuring two tracks from each artist, the release brings together their distinct approaches to emo and indie rock, balancing experimentation, introspection, and heartfelt songwriting.
A Place For Owls explore new territory with “On My Phone,” a lo-fi indie pop track blending drum machines, Auto-Tuned vocals, playful synths, and melancholic lyrics. Meanwhile, “(In My Home)” taps into the band's post-rock influences, transforming one of their earliest musical ideas into an expansive instrumental.
Mt. Oriander's “It Feels Like Truth” explores authenticity and the struggle to find the right words, featuring guest vocals from Brandon Trammell of Kid Brother Collective. “It’s Okay for Things to Not Be Okay” reflects on self-importance, perspective, and accepting life's imperfections.
Together, the four tracks showcase two artists pushing their songwriting in different directions while remaining rooted in the emotional honesty that defines their music.
Stream the split here.