La Strada

"Drawing on Jungian archetypes, folk tales and Franco-Baltic harmonies, La Strada offers up the best of the New York indie scene: interesting music made by talented people who have a point of view and a love for what they do." - The Huffington Post



"One of the most promising bands in the city. Think Beirut and Neutral Milk Hotel with more focus on traditional Americana." - The L Magazine



"The band seamlessly meshes accordions, violins and cellos with rocking guitars and skillfully played drums." - CMJ Relay



"We love you guys!" - our parents and various other relatives



New Home (2010)



"It's a polished run of sentiment that sounds as if it's over the moon, sweeping milk-ily across the roaming heavens with heaves and hums of sparkling trails of kisses." - Daytrotter.com



New Home is available NOW!



La Strada EP (2009)



"This album is not only beautiful, but incredibly genuine and genius, creating great anticipation for their upcoming premiere full-length. Until then, I'm perfectly content listening to these six tracks again and again." - CHARTattack



"La Strada creates a bridge between speakers and landscapes, somehow allowing for a mere six songs to sound grand. The sky is the limit for these folksters." - PopMatters.com



"The band has taken the ageless appeal of janglin’ folk and spun it anew with boundless positivity and modern flair. Craft’s capricious voice slides and bounces through his notes like sunlight in a prism." - Absolute Punk



Daytrotter Session (click picture to read/listen)