The Storm Windows, a band known for their 'Power-Folk' sound, have released a new live single titled 'There's a Reason for Saturday Nights.' The track was recorded at Tank Studio in Burlington, Vermont, on November 1, 2025, and is available now on streaming platforms. The single is the first release on the PGRoots label, an imprint of Paper Garden Records, and precedes a full live album set for release on August 21.
The recording features the trio of Rob Mathews on guitar and vocals, Don Mathews on upright bass and vocals, and Erik Anderson on drums. The band's live performances have been described as the 'Folk Ramones' by Spin Magazine, and this single captures the energy of their stage show. The audio was produced and mixed by Ben Collett and Julia Rangel at Tank Recording Studios.
The Storm Windows take their name from a John Prine song, reflecting their status as veteran musicians who have weathered storms and continue to perform. Critics have labeled their music 'New Americana,' blending folk, rock, and jazz elements. The band plays both showcase and bar gigs, with tour dates available on their website.
Fans can pre-stream the single at this link. The full live album will be released on vinyl and is expected to be available at summer shows. The release marks a significant step for Paper Garden Records as it launches its PGRoots label, signaling a commitment to live recordings and roots music.
