Underground Springhouse at Broughton Street Bowl and Brew

“More of the good, less of the bad.” That’s the motto upon which Underground Springhouse have built their sound and style. Exploring southern rock, indie, and reggae influences within a rock ‘n roll context, Springhouse has crafted a genre-bending catalog that takes listeners from beaches to back roads with ear-worm hooks and head-bobbing grooves.

Since releasing their debut, self-titled album, “Underground Springhouse” (2021), the band has played over 100 shows each year. Through this relentless touring, Springhouse’s members have honed their musical craft alongside one another, maturing into the kind of cohesive, distinctive group that forms when bandmates spend countless hours on stage together. As the band’s musicality has evolved, so has their songwriting craft. This evolution can be heard in the releases that have followed their debut LP, which include an EP, two full length live albums, and numerous singles.

Now the band is ready to showcase the next step in their musical progression with the release of their second studio LP, “A Noise Without A Name.” Recorded at Standard Electric Recorders Co. in Atlanta during the fall of 2025, this new album represents another shift for the band. While much of the group’s previous material was developed through live performances, this album features 10 brand new songs written specifically for the studio, none of which were performed live prior to their recording. The influence of the studio space on this release cannot be overstated, as many of the tracks showcase instruments and equipment previously unavailable to the band, including rare guitars, vintage synthesizers, and analog processors.