ANNOUNCE BROOKLYN RESIDENCY AT THE KNITTING FACTORY THIS FALL 

Maybird have released their Patrick Carney-produced sophomore EP Unraveling today on Danger Mouse’s label 30th Century Records. Maybird are also excited to announce a September residency at Brooklyn’s Knitting Factory. A full rundown of these dates, and more can be found below.Unraveling EP is available for purchase and streaming here.

The Wild Honey Pie is also running a full stream of the EP, check it out here.

Maybird released their first single “Keep in Line” from the EP this spring. DIY Magazine called it a “timeless psych-pop single” and also noted that it “often toes the line between pure psych-pop euphoria and a sense of frustration and restlessness, something that also feeds into the lyrics.” Their second single, “Grace” was premiered via Entertainment Weekly and they spoke with Josh Netsky of Maybird, who said: “The song is about desiring the ability to be graceful so that you can win somebody’s affection…But that somebody is kind of out there – like not in your league.”

Fusing expansive psychedelia with evocative roots rock accents, Maybird are originally from Rochester, New York. The group was formed by Josh Netsky, a singer and songwriter who released four independent albums and performed frequently on the East Coast. Josh had a fluid band lineup for years, with guitarist Sam Snyder the sole constant. One night when Sam was unable to play a gig, Netsky called upon guitarist Kurt Johnson to fill in. Both guitarists ended up able to perform, along with drummer and brother Adam Netsky and Maybird was born.

In 2013, Maybird made their recording debut with an ambitious independent album, Down and Under. As Maybird developed a following on the East Coast, they were approached by producer Danger Mouse, who had heard and enjoyed the record. Danger Mouse asked Maybird to sign with his new label, 30th Century Records, and the group’s first project for 30th Century, the EP Turning Into Water, was released in April 2016.