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"Recent Paleo Press"

"Paleo is original in real, sometimes deep, ways. These are tales of love gone bad, bad gone love, and bad getting really bad." - www.musicemissions.com

"Haunting, rambunctious ballads that pull from a diverse group of influences such as the Beatles and Bob Dylan to more modern-day bands such as Neutral Milk Hotel and the Microphones." - www.recoilmag.com

"Misery, Missouri is a uniquely satisfying experience. Rarely are debuts this mature and multi-faceted. Misery, Missouri presents tunes that are simultaneously confident and fragile. This young man has a great deal more to offer than the average alternative songwriter." - www.babysue.com

"The kind of warm and lounge-y record you play when friends come over, one of whom is sure to ask: 'Who is this?' And when you answer, you know they're making a mental note 'cause they plan to run out and buy a copy the next day." - www.neumu.net

"Dreamy, listless emotional outpourings come floating out of the speakers. Every track drips with cathartic release." - www.ribmag.com

"You've got to love the atmosphere that the accordion, mandolin, banjo and acoustic guitar create." - Indiepulse (indiepulse.typepad.com)

"Strackany picks his way carefully through inner demons and folk progressions with songs that are inventive and intensely personal." - www.shmat.com


On various stages under sundry pseudonyms Paleo's taken money from: Karate (Southern), Jets to Brazil (Jade Tree Records), Of Montreal (PolyVinyl), The Black Keyes (Fat Possum), The Ponys (In The Red), Denali (Jade Tree), William Whitmore (Southern), Catfish Haven (Secretly Canadian), Troubled Hubble (Lookout), Bobby Bare Jr. (Bloodshot) and more. - courtesy of: The Information Superhighway


Discography

Paleo - Misery, Missouri (LP)
The Song Diary (365 songs in 365 days)

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Bio

PALEO is the singular effort of poet and painter David Andrew Strackany. His debut effort MISERY, MISSOURI is a strident lo-fi epic, captured with a single palfrey microphone during a two-week stay at a horse ranch in the Ozarks.

Since self-releasing the record in September of 2005, Paleo has played 150+ shows across the continental US in almost every state, all while struggling to write a song every day for a year (THE SONG DIARY - 365 songs in 365 days - www.paleo.ws).

Strackany has already tracked the second Paleo full-length, recording this followup to Misery while fasting in motel rooms in one-horse towns across The Bible Belt in the summer of 2005.