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![]() Anchor DownYour Rating:Average Rating:Hometown: Portland, OR (USA) About:ReviewsAlexander Hudjohn and Roy Dean team up for "Hug a Farmer" Alexander Hudjohn (former vocalist for Anchor Down) and Roy Dean have paired up to release a digital EP titled Hug a Farmer. The EP is inspired by both artists growing up in farming communities. Hudjohn explains: Driving through rural… November 30, 2011 Dark Country (ex-Anchor Down) posts new music Portland, OR's Dark Country have posted three songs for download. The band features former members of Anchor Down, Knifetalk, Auralust and The Knifeswitch. Find the tracks on their Bandcamp… October 19, 2010 Alexander Hudjohn (ex-Anchor Down) releases new LP Former Anchor Down vocalist/guitarist Alexander Hudjohn has released a new album. We Don't Need A Map is available for stream and download at his… September 21, 2010 Streams: Alexander Hudjohn: 'Acreage' Our stream today comes from Portland, OR singer/songwriter Alexander Hudjohn. We've got a stream of the former Anchor… April 02, 2010 Streams: Alexander Hudjohn (ex-Anchor Down) gives away new EP Ex-Anchor Down frontman Alexander Hudjohn has posted his new EP, Acreage, as a free download. The release notably features a guest appearance from Jay Northington of Nothington. Head over to Hudjohn's Bandcamp page to check it… March 24, 2010 Streams: BEST OF 2009: Scotty Sandwich, Bryan Quilty (Gatorface), Alexander Hudjohn Growing weary yet? Hopefully not, as the barrage of best of lists continues today with lists from Scotty of The Sandwiches and Death to False Hope Records, Bryan Quilty of Gatorface and Alexander… December 26, 2009 Contests: Win autographed and numbered posters from Keith Rosson Artist Keith Rosson has not only created cover art for bands such as Anchor Arms, How Dare You, New Bruises, Death Is Not Glamorous,… December 08, 2009 Contests: Alexander Hudjohn (ex-Anchor Down) posts new music Not wasting time to grieve his band's breakup, Former Anchor Down guitarist/vocalist Alexander Hudjohn has posted some new solo music, including a cover of the Bouncing Souls classic "Private Radio". Hudjohn is promising a free digital EP by the end of the year. Check out the music at Hudjohn's… December 04, 2009 Break-ups: Anchor Down (2007-2009) Though they've offered little in the way of details or explanation, it looks like Portland and Seattle-based Anchor Down have called it quits. The band posted just a sentence-long update on their MySpace indicating as much: "(2007-2009) We had a good run..." They most recently released Steel to Dust in 2009.… November 25, 2009 Break-ups: Copyrights, Dopamines, Hit The Switch, Greg Ginn on Protect: Volume 2 GC Records has unveiled track listing and details for Protect 2: A Benefit for The National Association to Protect Children. The comp. is a "sequel" of sorts to PROTECT released by Fat Wreck Chords in 2005. Bands participating in this version of the compilation include Anchor Down, Bent Left,… November 03, 2009 |
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While others tune to the status quo of contrived clichés, fleeting trend, and ego, Portland's Anchor Down sets their course left of the dial, where raw sincerity and uninhibited grit still holds worth. Independent in the truest sense, the quartet's raucous, basement-bound, barbed hook anthems and down-to-earth demeanors have begun to captivate and convert audiences in both their own North Western territory and elsewhere. Anchor Down's debut, Steel To Dust, is a must have for those who despite a multitude of tribulations, still believe in the catalyzing potential of contemporary punk rock.