New EP out 9/20: Flyover Country

Praise for Nat Evans
“Evans is making a difficult genre more accessible.” - LA Weekly
“always forward thinking” - Tiny Mix Tapes
“...mirroring the stretched timelessness of meditation and exploring the unfamiliar nooks in seemingly familiar sounds.” - The Believer

Flyover Country is an EP by experimental composer Nat Evans, drawn from his multimedia performance work of the same title. In performance, Flyover Country is a multi-layered composition that picks apart the nation's colonialist history from 1710 - 1940 and its impact on grasslands ecology, indigenous communities, and extraction industries through the lens of the artist's family archive. Music, video, electronics, and the artist's own storytelling are woven together in a performance that traces the parallel lines between the Evans family's generational mythologies and America's westward expansion.

This new EP features Will Hayes on guitar, who recently recorded with Stephen O’Malley of Sunn O))) on Jóhann Jóhannsson’s score for the horror film Mandy.

Flyover Country debuted in Seattle in May. Seattle Weekly noted this work is, “...in short, all the things Laura Ingalls Wilder neglected to mention." In a review, Second Inversion said it was, “impossible not to think about for hours and days after.”

Flyover Country will be released everywhere digitally September 20th along with a limited edition cassette. Stream Flyover Country HERE. After performances in Seattle and Portland, ME (September 14th), Evans is planning more national dates for this multimedia work for this winter.

For more information, review copies, and interview opportunities please contact Nat Evans - Nathanielfevans@gmail.com - natevansmusic.com - @natevans__