Allison Crutchfield
The music of Allison Crutchfield is born of a restless instinct for reinvention and the creative partnership she shares with her twin sister Katie Crutchfield (of Waxahatchee). First emerging in the DIY bands of Birmingham, Alabama, Allison’s work has moved from the urgent intensity of P.S. Eliot to the incisive melodies of Swearin’ and the reflective synth landscapes of her solo album Tourist in This Town (2017).
Her songwriting occupies the space between rawness and precision, her voice...
The music of Allison Crutchfield is born of a restless instinct for reinvention and the creative partnership she shares with her twin sister Katie Crutchfield (of Waxahatchee). First emerging in the DIY bands of Birmingham, Alabama, Allison’s work has moved from the urgent intensity of P.S. Eliot to the incisive melodies of Swearin’ and the reflective synth landscapes of her solo album Tourist in This Town (2017).
Her songwriting occupies the space between rawness and precision, her voice a direct and unguarded instrument capable of carrying both intimate confession and vivid emotional detail. Across her projects, Allison balances the immediacy of punk with the openness of pop, tracing moments of personal transformation with clarity and resonance.
In Snocaps, Allison reunites with Katie alongside MJ Lenderman and Brad Cook, a collaboration that blends her earlier urgency with a looser, more exploratory sensibility.