Just think about alt-country and good ol’ root music. Staunch, country-fare American sounds pouring out of your loudspeakers.

Lost down in Tennessee, boozed up by too much moonshine, but still good enough to enjoy on a hot summer evening. Then again punkish lo-fi pseudo rock’n’roll aesthetics served on a Southern Comfort laced platter of a full Southern Breakfast.

And clearly, sometimes the lines between some sort of desert-tinged rock, punk, and real country are blurred and there’s trouble really getting a grip on the genre. Especially if we get disconnected country boys or established chansonniers calling in to state that … [...] Click to raid more!