feeble little horse

About

Feeble Little Horse isn’t just a band name, it's a feeling – the awkward electricity of youth channeled through walls of distortion and melodic dissonance. This Pittsburgh quartet, spearheaded by the songwriting of Lydia Slocum and Ryan Walchonski, crafts a sound that’s equal parts slacker rock, shoegaze, and the anxious energy of early 2000s emo. Think Dinosaur Jr. wrestling with My Bloody Valentine while simultaneously trying to figure out their feelings. Their debut album, *Modern Tourism*, marked them as a band to watch, a raw, unfiltered exploration of youth and the anxieties of the digital age. However, it was their sophomore effort, *Girl with Fish*, that truly cemented their place in the indie landscape. The album garnered critical acclaim for its introspective lyrics, inventive guitar work, and refusal to adhere to genre conventions. With each release, Feeble Little Horse builds upon their signature sound, adding layers of experimentation and sonic exploration. While still relatively early in their career, Feeble Little Horse has toured extensively, building a devoted following with their energetic live shows. Their unique blend of vulnerability and sonic chaos resonates with a generation grappling with uncertainty, cementing them as a vital voice in contemporary indie rock. They are currently working on new material, promising a continued evolution of their sound.