Podunk
Podunk formed in the late 1980s, taking their name from the small town they came from. The band included Jonas Remington on vocals and guitar, Ethan Carter on...
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Podunk formed in the late 1980s, taking their name from the small town they came from. The band included Jonas Remington on vocals and guitar, Ethan Carter on guitar, Molly Crane on bass, and Mark Olsen on drums. They put out their first album, 'A Little More,' in 1992.
Their songs like 'Home' and 'Damn Good Day' had a straightforward, grounded feel that mixed folk, rock, and country. Some critics at the time called their sound too rustic, but the band kept playing what felt right to them.
In 1995 they released 'Echoes in Time,' followed by 'Road Less Traveled' in 1998 and 'Shadows and Light' in 2002. Their 2005 album was called 'Still Standing.'
There was a show where Ethan Carter smashed his guitar on stage, and footage of it got around. It was one of those moments people remembered, but mostly Podunk was just a band that made honest music without much fuss.
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