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Thirty Spokes

Rank #12 Louisville, KY Rock / Roots Rock

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Members: Chad Graham, Gabe Deknatel, Tom Anderson

Sounds Like: Gov't Mule, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, The Dirty Guv'nahs, Allman Brothers Band, Backyard Tire Fire

Bio: Thirty Spokes is a roots rock band based in Louisville, KY. Formed in 2008, they are a hard working outfit that isn’t afraid of a long drive or late nights. Fans have enjoyed the energetic, live atmosphere of the band in regional venues throughout the midwest and southeast. The stage seems to be ... See Full Bio

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Crazy exciting stuff going on for us! Adding shows, getting ready for the studio, life is great!

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““TUNEFUL STORYTELLING” Louisville group Thirty Spokes’ debut album, 72 Hours, not only displays this band’s artistic range but also demonstrates the level of professionalism needed to create a great album. While each song’s words contain a meaningful and thought-provoking message, one can’t help but to focus on the clean and flawless nature of the instrumentation...... .....this album makes it easy to see why the band has such a following; Thirty Spokes’ musical depth and thoughtful composition simply tells tuneful stories about life.”

— Ronke Oyekunle, Louisville Music News

“BLUEGRASS CATASTROPHE PODCAST Chad and Gabe recently stopped by LEO Weekly’s offices to chat with music editor, Mat Herron, about the new album. Check out the 20 minute interview on their blog. Be sure to click the “Listen: Thirty Spokes” link.”

— Mat Herron, LEO Weekly

“ LEO Weekly Staff Pick- Fusing rock, blues and country jam is Thirty Spokes releasing its debut, self-titled album. The eight songs boast a wide range of influences...”

— Mat Herron, LEO Weekly

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