Two Gallants On 'The Bloom And The Blight'

Soundcheck | Nov 14, 2012

It’s been five years since the San Francisco-based duo known as Two Gallants last released an album. A lot has happened in those years for childhood friends Adam Stephens and Tyson Vogel.  There were side projects, a terrifying van accident -- and then the group traded in its folky sound for something a bit more raw on The Bloom and The Blight. We hear about all that, and more, when the duo joins us for a live performance.

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