Kansas City’s resident country/Americana septet The Grisly Hand may have only been around for a short two and a half years, but the members have been playing in punk, indie and hardcore bands in the area for over a decade, their combined time in touring acts adding up to give them a lifetime of experience. Their first EP, a seven-track platter called Safe House, was released late last year, but long before that the co-ed group became a staple of the live music scene. They can sometimes be seen playing more than bi-monthly at locations spread across all areas of the city and in every setting imaginable, to every crowd possible.
The band of course has a Facebook account set up, and just this week hit a milestone, reaching 1,000 likes on their page. To celebrate and show their appreciation, they will be offering a free download of the EP to all of their fans until the end of the work week. Naturally, most of you should already own the release in one of its three formats (digital, CD or vinyl), but I’m not here to pass judgement. To get in on this deal, just visit this page and follow the instructions.
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