Following the success of their EP, Neveu and guitarist Scott Wheeler began writing the songs that were to be Clock Work's first full length album. Shortly thereafter, Wheeler ended up moving to Portland and Emily was left to finish the album on her own. Luckily, she enlisted the help of producer Pall Jenkins, best known for leading The Black Heart Procession. The two hit it off immediately and the sessions resulted in what is now Calico Horse.
With the help of seasoned musicians, bassist Dave Pettijohn, drummer Tom Peart and guitarist Matt Mournian, rounding out the Calico Horse lineup, the band will hit the road once again on a nationwide tour. Though this album has taken a year to come to fruition, Calico Horse has been doing plenty of TCBing on their own already, performing
with bands like Yeasayer, MGMT, Helio Sequence, The Black Heart Procession, Dead Meadow and Beach House.
Tour Dates
Apr 18 San Diego, CA - The Beauty Bar
Apr 25 La Jolla, CA - KSDT Radio UCSD
Jun 6 San Diego, CA - The Casbah (CD release show)
Jun 7 Tempe, AZ - The Yucca Tap Room
Jun 8 Tempe, AZ - The Clubhouse
Jun 9 Denver, CO - Old Curtis St. Bar
Jun 11 Boise, ID - Neurolux
Jun 14 Portland, OR - East End
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