Independent Country Birmingham, UK
6 cowboys from Birmingham (UK) who take Indie classics on a rollickin’ ride to Nashville and back. Floppy fringes and baggy jeans are
swapped for pedal steel guitars and four-part harmonies as the NME meets The Grand Ole Opry.
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songs that weave and stutter in and out of step with your expectations of them, hypnotic, jagged and, frankly, heavy as fuck.
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Petroleum Spirit Daze
by Swervedriver
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just wow, still rips even today. so happy I was exposed to this sound in the 90's. it's genuinely colored all my music tastes from then onwards.
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One In A Thousand
by Obey Robots
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Before every vacation, I face the challenge of finding fresh music that is dynamic but not too hard, and that is so emotional and catchy that it doesn't get on my nerves after just two days of touring. During that search I discovered OBEY ROBOTS and it took me only a few moments to put "One in a thousand" on the playlist. The album rocks, combines strong "Therapy?"-like guitars with Laura's soulful, distinctive vocals to quite a few hits, just check "One of these days" or "Next Summer"!
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The latest from Jim Lauderdale is a showcase for his heavily-detailed songwriting and soaring country melodies.
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Nobody's Peach
by Nobody's Peach
Nobody’s Peach, from Seattle, serve up nine gorgeous songs informed by bluegrass and Americana, gentle as a fall breeze.
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When Carolina Comes Home Again
by Jim Lauderdale
The latest from Jim Lauderdale is exclusive to Bandcamp, its songs drawing on bluegrass, country, and classic American music.
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Carrying The Fire EP
by The Popguns
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