Yonder Is The Clock

Yonder Is the Clock is widely regarded as one of The Felice Brothers' finest achievements. Their third album sharpens their gift for literary songwriting and atmospheric musicianship, further cementing their place as one of contemporary Americana's most distinctive voices.

Its title, borrowed from a phrase in The Mysterious Stranger by Mark Twain, points to the record's fascination with memory, mortality, and the passing of time. Ian Felice's gravel-worn voice brings these songs to life with real character and feeling.

On "Penn Station", "Sailor Song", and "Cooperstown", the band moves easily between the intimate and the mythic. Humour and heartbreak sit side by side, with raucous moments landing just as strongly as the quieter reflections on loss, hope, and redemption.