There are many milestones for a band to reach—signing a recording contract, releasing an album, getting played on the radio, hitting the road. But maybe the biggest sign that a band has established itself is being able to headline shows of its own. Cane Hill is about to take that major step, with its first... Continue Reading →
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Cane Hill’s second full-length album, “Too Far Gone” (released in January via Rise Records), is a huge leap forward, showing a band that has grown tremendously since album number one, “Smile” (2016). As you soon will read, that growth wasn’t an easy process, involving a healthy amount of self-reflection brought on by an unhealthy amount... Continue Reading →
Review by Greg Maki ----- Cane Hill crawled out of the swamps of New Orleans in 2015 with its self-titled EP, then made more of a mark with its full-length debut, “Smile,” released in 2016. The quartet has been at the forefront of the nu-metal revival that has been not-so-quietly brewing in the past few... Continue Reading →
