Daughn Gibson is a singer/songwriter. His evolving musical style melds old-school, hard country, and classic Americana with a wide array of electronic sounds, from loops and samples to broad synth washes, complex drum programming, and organic instrumentation. His first solo recording, All Hell, married Americana and country sounds he'd heard on the radio and learned to love while driving a semi, with the electronic sounds that had made an impression on him from listening to European artists such as Demdike Stare and Burial. Gibson signed to Sub Pop in late 2012; his debut for the label, Me Moan, recorded with help from guitarists John Baizley (Baroness) and Jim Elkington (Brokeback), appeared in July of 2013. ~ Thom Jurek