Former artists-in-residence and friends of BestNewBands.com StumbleDrunk have built a tremendous amount of buzz based on quite a few things, including their popular live gigs in Texas. What first attracted me to their sound was their commitment to to high-octane, American rock n’ roll.

With that being said, it’s surprising and exciting that StumbleDrunk’s debut release, Monday Evenings, may not have been heard by the entire world. To alleviate that, StumbleDrunk have decided to give away their LP. That’s right: free! So we’re excited to share the record with fans, new and old.

To snag a copy, head over to : http://wearestumbledrunk.bandcamp.com

 

About the title and meaning of the record, frontman Carter Francis had this to say: “I want StumbleDrunk to be about family, best friends, and trying to do a rock band a bit different and more sincere than I’ve seen people do it recently. And so far, it is all of those things. But we rehearsed on Mondays and wrote the record together on Mondays. When the time came to name the project we were working on in May 2009, the name was the first one to get thrown out and it stuck ever since.

“Most people hate Mondays. I hate that I hate Mondays. I like Monday evenings because they are an opportunity (like any other time in life) to really try your hardest to do something original. It just so happened to be StumbleDrunk’s debut album.”

To read the entire interview with Carter Francis, click here. If you like what you hear, you can offer up your support by voting! StumbleDrunk are currently finalists for the top unsigned act, presented by The Recording Conservatory of Austin. Help the guys out by VOTING, and make sure to follow them on Facebook and Twitter.