Connecticut band TURKEY VULTURE have just released a spooky cover of "In the Pines" which was originally made famous by Nirvana.
Frontwoman Jessie May commented “Over here at Turkey Vulture headquarters, we are serious Halloween enthusiasts — so what better day than Halloween to put out a spooky cover? The song was recorded at home in Garageband with acoustic guitar, cello, and percussion. We recorded two vocal tracks and panned one to either side, trying to play up the characters in the song. ‘In the Pines’ has so many different versions and we are excited to add ours to the tradition. Thank you, Ghost Cult, for sharing it with the world!"
Listen to the song here: https://www.ghostcultmag.com/exclusive-premiere-turkey-vulture-in-the-pines-acoustic-demo/
Order the song here: https://turkeyvulture.bandcamp.com/album/in-the-pines-acoustic-demo
About Turkey Vulture
Americana-inspired metal with a punk edge might not be the first thing you affiliate with southern Connecticut, but such is the daily bread of Turkey Vulture. This duo infuses Motörhead with Social Distortion by way of The White Stripes and even Dolly Parton, belting out anthems that protest the suffering of our modern age. With their June 2019 EP Boxer making rounds in the underground, Turkey Vulture hopes to take their blend of sounds to a wider audience, driving their love for music and hatred of systematic oppression to brave new heights.