Band of Horses

In May 2006, Band of Horses performed a captivating set at Neurolux in Boise, which was just on the heels of their debut album, "Everything All the Time," released earlier that year. This live recording features their track "Weed Party," encapsulating the raw energy and emotion that defined their early sound. Interestingly, the album gained notable recognition, largely due to the single "The Funeral," which later became a commercial success. It’s fascinating to see how the band was still shaping its identity, blending alt-country and indie rock influences, with the performance reflecting that youthful exuberance. This moment truly captures a band on the brink of breakthrough, experimenting with their sound in an intimate setting, leaving audiences both in awe and eager for what would come next.

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