Creaky Boards is the name Andrew Hoepfner has given to all of his music since moving to New York City in 2004. The band structure has shapeshifted, but the sound is always joyful.

"Brooklyn is Love", a reverb drenched escapade of vocal harmony, drum booms, clicking castenets, and lavish arrangements, is almost as weird and enchanting as the city that gave birth to it.

Creaky Boards has been lighting up New York City for years as part of the antifolk scene, an off-beat community that produced unlikely stars like Kimya Dawson and Jeffrey Lewis. Andrew shares their quirky approach to songwriting, but grounds it with a solid pop sensibility.