2012 debut from the British Alt-Rock quintet. The album was produced by Peter Katis who has worked with Interpol and The National and was recorded in Connecticut. Frontman Peter Liddle decribes Dry The River's music as "folky Gospel music played by a Post-Punk band". Liddle formed Dry The River as a solo project to express music created from influences formed during Medicine and Anthropology studies at University, along with inspiration taken from the likes of Leonard Cohen, Neil Young and At The Drive In.