Something happened when Eve accepted the fruit from the serpent. Something more than the proverbial fall, something more than the rift between God & man. The bliss of the garden spiraled into accusation, desire, and heartbreak. Written to Eve from Adam's perspective, the seven songs that make up Neulore's "Apples & Eve" explore that fractured space between the original man and woman. 　　 　　Seven songs, recorded in Nashville in seven days, in the slow-dying summer swelter. Soon after Adam Agin and Troy Akers first met, the songs wrote themselves in the mystery of hazy southern midnights. In a frantic flash, two new friends had managed to capture not just the storm and stress of man's love for woman, but also the passion and idealism of youth. 　　 　　Fortunately for the rest of us, the resulting EP is being released on September 21st, and Neulore takes to the road soon thereafter to spread their new folk gospel. Neulore is also releasing seven of Adam's long-lost love letters to Eve in the seven days leading up to the release, with accompanying video vignettes. 　　 　　You'll not want to miss a single word. The new folk music has arrived.