Iron & Wine
Sam Beam's long-running project, moving from whispered, home-recorded folk on Sub Pop to fuller band arrangements. 'Flightless Bird, American Mouth' and his hushed 'Such Great Heights' cover still define him.
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About Iron & Wine
Iron & Wine is the recording name of Sam Beam, a South Carolina native who was teaching film in Miami when he began recording songs at home on a four-track. Sub Pop released those recordings as 'The Creek Drank the Cradle' in 2002, and 'Our Endless Numbered Days' followed in 2004.
Later records widened the sound. 'The Shepherd's Dog' in 2007 added percussion and electric textures, and 'Kiss Each Other Clean' in 2011 moved toward soft rock and funk. He made the 'In the Reins' EP with Calexico in 2005. He returned to Sub Pop for 'Beast Epic' in 2017, a quieter acoustic set.
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Iron & Wine's first album was The Creek Drank the Cradle (2002). The latest is Hen’s Teeth (2026).