Wrinkle Neck Mules

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Wrinkle Neck Mules
Origin Richmond, Virginia
Genres Folk rock
Indie rock
Indie folk
Folk
Roots rock
New folk
Bluegrass
Years active1999–present
LabelsLower 40 Records
Website http://www.wrinkleneckmules.com
MembersAndy Stepanian
Mason Brent
Chase Heard
Stuart Gunter
Brian Gregory

Wrinkle Neck Mules is an American band from Richmond, Virginia. The band has released 6 full-length records and one EP. Songwriting duties are primarily split between Andy Stepanian and Chase Heard, [1] who are also owners of the clothing company Howler Brothers. [2] The band keeps a limited touring schedule because the members are split between Virginia and Texas. [3]

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Discography

Full-length albums

EPs

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References

  1. http://www.americansongwriter.com/2009/11/chase-heard/
  2. http://howlerbros.com/pages/about-howler-brothers
  3. "Interview- Wrinkle Neck Mules". 31 October 2012.