Down at the So and So on Somewhere no discount dirt-flecked and deeply Southern —

dirt-flecked and deeply Southern — whose promise

this is quite possibly the most well-known album with "Satan" in the title

Faithfully remastered from the original 78s

Hailing from Detroit's fertile music scene

and the A-side is a powerfully stark cover of Lucinda Williams’ “Greenville” that has been a staple of her live set for years

Down at the So and So on Somewhere no discount dirt-flecked and deeply Southern —The Fiery Furnaces have returned with their first new music in ten years. "Down At the So and So on Somewhere" is now available to stream HERE. A 7" vinyl version is also available to purchase now courtesy of Third Man Records, backed by "The Fortune Teller's Revenge." The band was set to return to the stage for a hometown performance at Pitchfork Music Festival this July, which has since been canceled due to COVID 19. "This is the first new music