Katie Crutchfield, known as Waxahatchee, has revealed her next album, titled Ivy Tripp. The followup to her fantastic sophomore release, Cerulean Salt, will be available on April 7. Listeners are given a taste of what is to come with the album’s lead single, “Air.” Cerulean Salt was one of my favorite releases of 2013, and […]
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Waxahatchee Announces New Album ‘Ivy Tripp,’ Streams Lead Single
January 12th, 2015 
Drew Caruso 
Posted in News, Streams 
Tags: air, cerulean salt, ivy tripp, katie crutchfield, music, new album, new song, news, waxahatchee 
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January 26th, 2014 Rebecca Docter Waxahatchee (Katie Crutchfield) has announced a new set of tour dates (in addition to her already set ones) in support of her latest release, Cerulean Salt, which was released in March of 2013. Crutchfield will be joined on tour (for selected dates) by Superchunk, among others. You can view Waxahatchee’s tour dates below. 1/22 – […]
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Drew Caruso’s ‘Best of 2013’ In Music
December 10th, 2013 Drew Caruso As the year ends, I find myself shuffling through the albums I have accrued over the past months. Each album an experience, an insight gained, a lens changed, I have continually found myself lost in the art that encapsulated the sonic apotheosis of this past year. The experiences captured within these sounds provide themselves as […]
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Waxahatchee Premiere “Coast To Coast” Video
June 5th, 2013 Em Although Waxahatchee’s sophomore effort, Cerulean Salt, was released in early March, many of the record’s fuzzy, nostalgic tracks always seemed better suited for hazy summer afternoons than late winter doldrums. Luckily, Katie Crutchfield – the solo artist behind Waxahatchee and a former member of P.S. Eliot – has fully embraced Cerulean Salt‘s summery vibes. The just-released video for […]
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