Brown Horse – Reservoir

Brown Horse – Reservoir

Brown Horse’s debut album Reservoir is a compelling exploration of alt-country and country-rock traditions. Rooted in influences from Uncle Tupelo, Silver Jews, Lucinda Williams, and Jason Molina, the album also draws inspiration from seventies folk-rock and the “Last Waltz” generation, while retaining a contemporary edge.

Each member of Brown Horse is a songwriter, and the album reflects a careful selection from a vast back catalogue. The result is a collection of songs bound by a dark undercurrent, occasionally verging on desperation, yet crafted with a sense of joy and creative freedom. It’s a sad album in tone, yet one made with immense energy and collaboration.

From the opening track “Stealing Horses” to the closing “Called Away,” Reservoir balances raw emotion, melodic craft, and alt-country grit, establishing Brown Horse as a powerful voice in modern folk-rock.

Tracklist:

A Side
A1 Stealing Horses
A2 Reservoir
A3 Shoot Back
A4 Everlasting
A5 Bloodstain

B Side
B1 Paul Gilley
B2 Sunfisher
B3 Silver Bullet
B4 Outtakes
B5 Called Away