Artist's albums
On The Other Side
2022 · album
Help Me Now
2022 · single
Time Is A Killer
2022 · single
Man's Red Fire
2022 · single
Electric Stomp
2021 · single
Patriots
2020 · single
Gold
2020 · EP
Can't Go Back
2020 · single
Death of Me
2019 · single
Gimme Some Truth
2018 · single
City on the Water
2018 · single
Visalia
2017 · EP
Fight
2017 · single
Christmas at McKinley Pub
2016 · single
Live from the Loin
2016 · album
The Stone Foxes on Audiotree Live
2015 · EP
Twelve Spells
2015 · album
Small Fires
2013 · album
Psycho b/w Serious People
2011 · single
I'm A King Bee
2011 · single
Bears & Bulls
2010 · album
The Stone Foxes
2008 · album
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Biography
By Eli Coyote Mandel (Writer For Saturday Night Live) From their youthful days of quad-lead-singer-rock-n-roll to their indie-roots-rock-tour-mania all the way to their brief stint as a Swedish synth-pop collective, the Brothers Koehler (Shannon and Spence) have remained the creative anchors of San Francisco's The Stone Foxes. And now, with Spence pulling a full-on Brian Wilson, writing songs in his sand-filled Malibu beach mansion, Shannon has taken on the role of "full-time microphone boy," leading the charge in the studio and on the road. In this new set-up, the dudes still pull from a hot pool of talented collaborators, both familiar and new. With the release of their latest EP "Gold", it's clear that the hill-folk turned flat landers have evolved their studio technique from "point the horn at the gut bucket" to a fuller and more sophisticated sound. They've managed to capture and even elevate the unadulterated joy of seeing them live. Even so, one thing remains eternally true of the Stone Foxes; If you die without seeing them live, it will have been a wasted life. "A distinct joy."- Consequence of Sound "Irresistible."- USA Today "thunderous electric guitar riffs."- NPR