Listening to The Buried Life is a little bit like driving out of the city to a tattered old farmhouse to visit a couple of married friends at the end of the day. Which makes sense, given that the band […]
Listening to The Buried Life is a little bit like driving out of the city to a tattered old farmhouse to visit a couple of married friends at the end of the day. Which makes sense, given that the band […]
This six-song disc opens with Cactus Wine, which on first listen sounds like a Texas fat string shuffle. But theres more to it than that: Lots of twang and an unexpected modulation before the chorus make this a pretty cool […]
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