Biography: Foraging and The Rattling Bones emerged as a distinctive voice in the underground folk scene, blending raw old-time fiddle tunes with riot folk and anti-capitalist themes. Their music channels a DIY, no-frills energy that resonates with listeners who crave honesty and edge in traditional forms. The project has been characterized by a willingness to challenge norms, with a sound that feels both nostalgic and urgently contemporary.
Discography Highlights (released in reverse chronological order):
- Deer Ticks (2022)
- Chicken Shit (2021)
- …as in Looking for Mushrooms (2020)
- Runes EP (2020)
- Birdsong (2019)
- Year One (Demo) (2019)
Latest Activity: The project is listed as ON INDEFINITE HIATUS. The most recent release was in 2022, with a noted live appearance in 2023 in local venue listings. While no confirmed 2025 tour dates are currently listed, fans should stay alert for potential re-emergence of live shows, especially in the Pacific Northwest where the duo has historically performed.
Tour and Live Information: Historically, shows have included intimate venues and indie spaces, with a focus on community-driven performances. The last documented live engagement includes a 2023 show at Tsunami Books in Eugene, Oregon. If new dates are announced, we’ll provide tickets and seating options to make your purchase straightforward and stress-free.
Social Media & Links: For ongoing updates, follow their official profiles and Bandcamp page. We link to their social channels below and encourage you to bookmark their pages for the latest news. All links open in a new tab for your convenience.
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Location wise, the duo has roots in the Pacific Northwest, with performances and releases that reflect a strong connection to the region’s DIY scenes and grassroots venues. While contemporary tour plans remain uncertain, staying connected ensures you won’t miss a potential return to the road.