Those Crosstown Rivals Lexington, Kentucky
Bad ass sons of bitches playin bad ass rock and roll.
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Benchmarks are an incredibly talented band. Singer songwriters and superb musicians. I had to buy cds from the band for my friends because they loved this EP so much.
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All Our Heroes Live in Vans
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The kind of album that accompanies any night out on the town, backyard BBQ, kitchen floor dance session, drunken stooper, next day hangover. Southern party rock and roll. Any fan of Lucero should eat this up!
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Not The Boy You Used To Know
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Micah is one of my favorite songwriters around, and also an all around gentleman and scholar. Both his solo work and his work with Two Cow Garage seem to work their way into my regular music rotation with ease.
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Certified Ailments
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Laid-back yet restless indie rock is heavy on the catchy melodies and unexpected musical choices that elevate the simplicity of the tunes.
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This trio of cheery rock n' rollers from Kentucky barely pause for breath as they rip through 6 tracks. Pink vinyl alert!
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THE WATERFALL II
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My Morning Jacket round out 2015’s The Waterfall with a full-length second half, recorded at the same time but unheard until now.
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Where Fake Cowboys Go to Drink
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Shake Shake, Boom Boom”
Southern roots bar rock with loud guitars, sorrowful lyrics, and punk rock vocals. About as close to resembling one of my favorite bands (The Drive-by Truckers) as it gets.
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