Waxahatchee’s Katie Crutchfield And Sister Allison’s New Group Snocaps Releases Self-Titled Debut Album

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The new band Snocaps, formed by sisters Allison and Katie Crutchfield, has just released their first album today. This is an important moment for them since they last worked together in P.S. Eliot. The indie-rock album was launched under ANTI- Records and brings together elements from Allison’s work with Swearin’ and Katie’s early music with Waxahatchee. The album has 13 songs that showcase the unique energy and diverse influences the sisters have developed over time. As you listen, you’ll notice how their shared history and admiration for each other’s talents are evident in every track.

The song “Snocaps,” in particular, shows their effort to reconnect with music’s core essence, reviving the creativity from their early years. They manage to capture this raw inspiration, giving the whole album a lively and heartfelt feel. Throughout it all, they mix different musical styles seamlessly to create something new while honoring their past journey. Each song tells a story that invites listeners into their world of emotions and dreams driving them artistically.

The Crutchfield sisters get help from their friends Brad Cook and MJ Lenderman. These collaborators add to the music’s vibrant sound. Cook is important as he produces the album and directs its overall sound, while everyone involved plays different instruments throughout the songs. The release of Snocaps’ album looks back at their earlier work together and shows how much they’ve grown as artists. Fans of Swearin’ and Waxahatchee will recognize some familiar parts, but with new twists in this project thanks to the sisters’ improved songwriting skills and powerful music arrangements. As they enter the indie-rock world, this album gives fans new look at the Crutchfields’ ongoing musical journey.

Snocaps
1. Coast
2. Heathcliff
3. Wasteland
4. Brand New City
5. Hide
6. Cherry Hard Candy
7. Avalanche
8. Doom
9. Over Our Heads
10. Angel Wings
11. I Don’t Want To
12. You In Rehab
13. Coast II

Photo Credit: Sam Pittman

Khalliah Gardner: I am an aspiring journalist and public relations specialist, currently pursuing a degree in Journalism/PR at Governors State University, with an expected graduation date in 2026. My journey in this field is driven by a deep-seated passion for storytelling and effective communication. Enrolling in this program has allowed me to develop skills in media writing, research, and strategic communication, which are essential for a successful career in journalism and public relations. The curriculum at Governors State University is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the evolving media landscape, equipping me with the tools necessary to navigate and thrive in this dynamic industry. In addition to my academic pursuits, I am proud to be a member of the National Honor Society, an honor that reflects my commitment to academic excellence and leadership. This membership has not only recognized my academic achievements but also challenged me to uphold values of integrity and service within the community. As I continue my studies, I am eager to apply my learning in real-world settings through internships and collaborative projects, which will further enhance my professional competencies and readiness to contribute meaningfully to the field of journalism and public relations.
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