forestlike by forestlike

jared myers (daytime volume) and joshua wayne hensley (the rutabega) have reunited after a decade lost in the limbo of northern indiana. forestlike's self-titled debut embodies a lifelong friendship rendered in sibling harmonies, nylon strings, and splintered beats.

watch the Nathanael Trimboli (Videographica) helmed video for 'sinking stone' here:
http://bit.ly/forestlike_sinkingstone

"The eponymous album by Jared Myers and Joshua Wayne Hensley sounds like updated ‘60s folk revival, with light tenor harmonies, resonant guitar and the occasional poppy percussion. It’s music with a lot of heart."
-Huge Shark, Orca Sound

“With Forestlike, the duo explore folk rock music of several stripes, including the delicate but fully-developed “heartland” indie rock of opening track “All into the Day” whose deliberate pace and wandering melody hew true to the project’s woodsy title.”
-Rosy Overdrive

"This is a perfect album for a fall or winter weekend afternoon. Crisp, chill, and with a bit of sun to give the listener hope—like how I felt listening to Simon & Garfunkel years ago."
–Kurt Morris, Razorcake

"...a folksy, acoustic-driven album of subtle beauty and whispered intents. Capturing the feel of early Elliott Smith – as well as everything from Bill Callahan, Phil Elverum, and Damien Jurado – Myers and Hensley as forestlike build songs with emotional depth and quiet contemplation while instilling a homespun warmth and open-hearted familiarity. The songs feel lived in and loved unconditionally."
-J.Hubner, Complex Distractions

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