Big Swimmer finds King Hannah on the other side of their first act with a newfound understanding of their sound, their strengths, their gratitude, and their vision for the future of the band’s music. This understanding has no doubt ushered the profound confidence heard in their new songs –Merrick’s voice soaring, Whittle’s guitar blazing – and the balance they have found while traversing the waters of the Atlantic, or the rock venues on either side of it anyhow. The album leaves your hairs standing on the back of your neck, between the at times prickly, and often heartening imagery of its storytelling. It’s very likely that when listening, you’ll find yourself daydreaming of a lake in summer and wanting to jump on in.

TRACKLIST:

A1. Big Swimmer

A2. New York, Let's Do Nothing

A3. The Mattress

A4. Milk Boy (I Love You)

A5. Suddenly, Your Hand

B1. Somewhere Near El Paso

B2. Lily Pad

B3. Davey Says

B4. Scully

B5. This Wasn't Intentional

B6. John Prine On The Radio