the album One Town Away, which was released in June 2009 on Gray Fox Records. The album features songs written by James and Sam Wilson, as well as keyboardist Abe Wilson and bassist Seth Green. It also features Brian Caputo on drums. Sirens (2012) Sons of Bill began pre-production work on their third album in the Spring of 2010. Several months later they received a phone call from David Lowery of 90's alt rock band Cracker who was interested in producing their next release. The band first met with Lowery in the fall of 2010 to discuss plans for the album and subsequently entered Sound of Music Studios with Lowery and engineer John Morand in December 2010. In March 2011 the band initiated a fan-funded campaign through Kickstarter to help offset recording and production costs. The campaign was a success, hitting its $20,000 goal in just over 24 hours and eventually doubling that goal in the month it was active. The band has continued working at Sound of Music, returning to PLYRZ Studios to work with Jim Scott, and recording at Mission Sound Studios in Brooklyn, NY. Sirens was released on March 27, 2012. Track Listing 1. Santa Ana Winds (4:28) 2. Find My Way Back Home (4:06) 3. Siren Song (4:34) 4. Angry Eyes (4:54) 5. Turn It Up (7:27) 6. The Tree (4:26) 7. Life In Shambles (feat. David Lowery & Johnny Hickman) (3:10) 8. This Losing Fight (3:37) 9. Radio Can't Rewind (4:09) 10. Last Call At The Eschaton (5:20) 11. Virginia Calling (5:13) Personnel Sons of Bill Seth Green - bass Todd Wellons - drums, percussion Abe Wilson - vocals, piano, organ, guitars, Wurlitzer, accordion James Wilson - vocals, guitars Sam Wilson - vocals, guitars, lap steel, mandolin Additional performers Johnny Hickman & David Lowery - additional vocals & guitars on "Life In Shambles" Alan Weatherhead - pedal steel & Mellotron on "Radio Can't Rewind" Luke Wilson - harmonica on "Angry Eyes" Love & Logic In the Fall of 2013 the band entered Creative Workshop studios in Nashville, TN with Ken Coomer (formerly of Uncle Tupelo and Wilco) to record ten songs for a new album. Coomer originally heard the band from the "Bad Dancer"/"Higher Than Mine" single (mentioned below) that a friend had passed to him in the Spring of 2013. The Creative Workshop sessions were mixed by Grammy-winners Jim Scott and Tchad Blake to