Tiberius - Redwood [Audio]

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Album: Troubadour [ALBUM]
Track: 7 of 10
Title: Redwood
Artist: Tiberius
Label: Audio Antihero
Cat#: AAH038
Formats: Digital
Digital Release: 14th November 2025

About This Release:

Boston-based non-binary-led group Tiberius have announced their label debut album, 'Troubadour,' for release via Audio Antihero (Frog / Josaleigh Pollett / Avery Friedman / CIAO MALZ) on November 14th.
Originally a solo project of Rutland, Vermont's Brendan Wright (they/them), Tiberius has evolved into a catchy and cacophonous four-piece that blends Indie Punk, Alt Country and Psychedelia with confessional, conversational songwriting to create a sound they've dubbed "Farm Emo."
This sonically layered and eclectic collection offers intensity and heart as well as a warm and rustic flair. Leading singles "Sag" and "Felt" wouldn't be out of place on a Deep Elm compilation, while songs like "Moab" and "Sitting" veer into folksy Alt Country.
The sprawling "Redwood" and "Painting of a Tree" are other highlights of the record, ones which see Wright dig into what they call their "meathead influences," with arrangements that expand and implode.
"For most of my life, I defined myself almost completely on who I was in relation to others – my friends, my family, and my relationships. Troubadour was written in a short period of time where these relationships changed significantly, and it felt as if I underwent complete ego death. For months, I felt insane but inevitably found solace in nature and the constant of the trees. For a period, I felt utterly connected to the universe in a way that was completely outside my sense of self. I was everything all at once, and it was one of the most profound experiences I've ever had. And it was hard. And I think I was lucky enough to capture it in these 10 tracks." – Brendan Wright (they/them)
Tiberius just wrapped a Northeast and Midwest tour, and will play a series of release shows in November:

November 13th - Radio Bean, Burlington, VT
November 14th - Apohadion Theater, Portland, ME (W/ Dead Gowns & Bagcatcher)
November 15th - Warehouse XI, Boston, MA (Album launch W/ Winkler)
November 20th - A.I.R., Albany, NY
November 21st - The Rug Club, Philadelphia, NY
November 22nd - Cassette, Queens, NY (W/ Paper Lady & Dolly)

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Genre: Farm Emo / Indie / Alternative / Country Gaze / Alt Country Emo
FFO: Pinegrove / feeble little horse / Greg Freeman / Wednesday / Courtney Barnett / MJ Lenderman / Ben Seretan / Frog
Confirmed Support: Under the Radar Magazine / BBC Scotland / PopMatters / KLOF Mag / New Noise Magazine / Treble / Post-Trash / The Alternative / Allston Pudding / Penny Mag / God Is In the TV / Out Front Magazine / David Dean Burkhart / The Yellow Button / RockDelux / Mindies / WNYU (Session) / KGNU (Session) / WVKR (Session) / WMFO (Session) / WORT (Session) / WCHC (Session) / CJAM (Interview) / Atwood Magazine (Making of the Album Essay) / The Tonearm (Interview) / / Brainrot Radio (Interview) / WKDU / WIDR / KSYM / CJLO / WXOJ / WSUM / KDVS / EC Radio (Interview) / WRUV / WVEW / WZBC / WRIR / CFRU
Interviews/Features: Atwood Magazine / Out Front Magazine / WMFO (Interview & Session) / KGNU (Session) / Rainbow Rodeo / Penny Mag / IDIOTEQ (Tour Diary) / AnalogueTrash / Spare Notes / WIRE / Allston Pudding / Campus Times / WERS / Making of 'Troubadour' Essay for Atwood Magazine

Reviews for This Release:

"With "Moab," Tiberius shows off their swirling mix of styles, transmuting the tumbling layers of instrumentation into something that feels both catchy and cathartic. The track announces itself with roiling guitars, leaning into the sun-fried country-gaze style of bands like Wednesday or feeble little horse, but they don't stay fully rooted in that lane. Later, they mix in jangly, chorus-soaked indie guitars, ringing out alongside pedal steel, banjos, and sawing fiddles, while the track's final minutes descend into a feedback-soaked implosion, burying Wright's vocals under electrifying layers of noise. Meanwhile, Wright's lyrics are detailed and diaristic, as if they were written stream-of-consciousness straight from their inner monologue. Wright repeated howls of "I give up" act as both a refrain and a weary declaration of exhaustion and frustration, feeling like a keening form of emotional bloodletting." - Caleb Campbell (Under the Radar Magazine)

"The new lineup of the band is gearing up to release their first LP altogether (Wright's fifth as Tiberius overall), and they've adopted an earthy, alt-country inflectio...