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Just over a decade ago, a North Carolina-based quartet debuted “Dark Holler Pop,” highlighting their layered vocal harmonies and strong musical connection. Last August, their sixth album, “Book of Fools,” showcased the band’s evolution over...

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Mipso is a band that formed in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, about 11 years ago. Made up of four members: mandolinist Jacob Sharp, fiddler Libby Rodenbough, bassist Wood Robinson and

Ten years after releasing its lauded debut album “Dark Holler Pop,” North Carolina four-piece group Mipso visits Vermont Nov. 11 with a headline show at the Higher Ground Ballroom in

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Joseph Terrell and Libby Rodenbough of Mipso stopped by Live and Local this week, playing four songs from their new album "Book of Fools."

Today, North Carolina-based indie-Americana folk quartet Mipso share their earnest, propulsive sixth studio album Book of Fools, out everywhere now, including on vinyl here. Alongside the full project is the fuzzy synth and guitar-driven, lively "Radio Hell," out now, an ambivalent nod to the music industry.

On their sixth album, "Book of Fools," Mipso adds electronic sounds and experimental directions but keeps finely crafted songwriting at the core. After more than a decade of making music together, they’ve found the freedom to make the music they want without worrying about genre or expectations.