Showing posts with label Kacey Musgraves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kacey Musgraves. Show all posts
Jun 26, 2019
May 22, 2019
Ruston Kelly & Kacey Musgraves / "To June This Morning"
(The song begins around the 2 minute mark)
May 17, 2019
Top Gun Country Reaction Gifs
Florida-Georgia Line? I stopped to pee there one time...
When you overhear somebody actually say out loud that Kane Brown is their favorite country singer
Country music has to evolve?
When you're confident in your sexuality and bond with your homie over Kacey Musgraves' music
Why do you love bluegrass so much?
♫ I'm leaving on a jet plane ♫
When she hears that you're a Bucky Covington fan
New Tyler Childers album on the way???
♫ I ain't no holy roller so I just use a bong ♫
Apr 30, 2019
Country TwitterFAIL: April '19
*Language warning*
Chris Stapleton sucks too let’s fight— Coach $wag (@KSmithy850) April 10, 2019
Country music gay af— Josh Jimenez (@josh_jimenez11) April 18, 2019
WAIT EVERYONE. DOES THIS MEAN WE ARE FINALLY PAST THE CHRIS STAPLETON ERA— Hayley (@hayyleyy_cs) April 8, 2019
I loved Johnny Cash for years until I heard his song - Send the N back to Africa- after that I never played another Cash song again! It hurts when you find out racist things about your American Idol from yrs ago.— Coachh2015 (@Coachh2015) April 22, 2019
We get it "old country was better music, I should try listening." I get it, your wife left you for your tractor. Your new girlfriend... IS a tractor. I'm just not interested in country music people I'm sorry— Ryan Graham (@Grahamcracker25) April 19, 2019
women country singers suck* sry not sry https://t.co/d3oapVheLy— Haven Davis (@HavenDavis03) April 27, 2019
Willie Nelson's music sucks— shay ford (@shayford21) April 20, 2019
I fuckin hate country music... I really do... I consider it the soundtrack of bigotry in the United States... I feel physically ill when I hear it... Cause you’ll never hear a song that goes, “I got my black friend in my truck and we’re bout to go fishing, yeah, we’re equals”...— Cyrus McQueen (@CyrusMMcQueen) April 25, 2019
If you listen to country music kill yourself— RATCHETBOY (@thisratchetboy) April 5, 2019
Whoever it is that hates you is just jealous. Dont let the haters get you down you go on living the best life you can haters are how you know your making it— Hannah Mae'd Customs (@hannahmiller381) February 19, 2019
@KaceyMusgraves Shame on you, you are a loser and not even real country music. Bet your sales drop off big time unless Democrats buy them. @reba is real country music.— Justin T. (@JustinT4Bama) April 15, 2019
I love country music but I really don’t care for any of the female country singers. They look good & all but their songs suck— shawnz (@_shawnnnz) April 17, 2019
George strait sucks— Jordan Caballero (@CaptnJordanC13) April 17, 2019
Apr 24, 2019
Apr 10, 2019
ACMs Week TwitterFAIL
Chris Stapleton sucks too let’s fight— Coach $wag (@KSmithy850) April 10, 2019
Cynthia ~ your post was in Very Bad Taste..In other words you post knocking BS SUCKS. Miranda should be better off is she stayed away from the Buffet table 🐷.....— Jeff Fleming (@JeffFle02357241) April 8, 2019
Miranda Lambert can suck it. #Bitch— Tracy Bryant (@TeamBryantDFW) April 8, 2019
@kanebrown and @thegreatkhalid Your guys performance Last night was the best part of the ACM award :)— Leah (@LeahBakerrr1) April 8, 2019
Kane Brown & Khalid performing together on ACM Awards. Name a better duo....... I’ll wait— emily kait (@emharnishfeger) April 8, 2019
I miss Sam Hunt. 😭— Jessica Muntz (@TheJessicaMuntz) April 8, 2019
@ACMawards if Kacey Musgraves wins artistic the year, i swear I’m done with country music.... how does she keep winning all these awards when her album sucks so bad? #ACMawards2019 #ACMawards #ACMs— TheCorporateCat (@TheCorporateCat) April 8, 2019
Kacey Musgraves must have a daddy with some money because she can NOT sing!! And how she keeps winning awards is beyond me. She is not now or ever a better singer than Miranda or Carrie.... just saying. #KaceyMusgraves— Becki L (@BeckiL1) April 8, 2019
If Lil Nas X doesn’t win an acm tonight I will be SICK— Sam Anguiano (@SuperDuperSamA) April 8, 2019
Nobody deserves ACM Entertainer of the Year more than Lil Nas and that’s a fact.— Mike Goetz-Whittaker (@Whitts35) April 8, 2019
Luke combs sucks and he’s fat— Haver Champ (@ClutterKnuckles) April 8, 2019
Labels:
ACMs,
Kacey Musgraves,
Kane Brown,
Khalid,
Lil Nas X,
Luke Combs,
Miranda Lambert,
Sam Hunt,
TwitterFAIL
Apr 5, 2019
All Hail Country's New Queen of Evil, Karly Driftwood
By Robert Dean
Like a gasoline-flavored Sour Patch Kid, Karly Driftwood is your new favorite country singing antihero, you just don’t know it yet. On her debut record, Too Mean To Die, Driftwood is everything you don’t want her to be: a reckless savage with long red hair and a pretty face that will cut you with a broken bottle and leave your sorry ass to die in the gutter. But, while you're bleeding to death, she might leave you a smoke for one last moment of joy - she's sweet like that.
Too Mean to Die is laced with elements of horror, allusions to hard drug use, long nights out, and sin – all of the things Driftwoods male counterparts are allowed to build careers off of. Without sacrificing integrity for a cheap thrill, Too Mean To Die is relentless in that Driftwood took plenty of lumps, slumming it in the Nashville dives to get the tone, the feel, and the vibe right for the record; it’s got equal parts Kacey Musgraves, Stevie Nicks, Lana Del Rey, and Elvira all wrapped up in a tight blunt with weed powerful enough to kick the ever-loving fuck out of you.
The songs aren’t dreary, in fact, they’re bright and sunny, the subtle nuance lives in the DNA of how razor sharp the lyrics are. Driftwood, aptly named after Rob Zombie’s murderous Devil’s Reject’s clan doesn’t hold back on her faults, failures and never wanting to be a Stepford Wife.
The only thing is while Nashville would just love to gobble a talent like this up and grind in the wheels of their studded denim flesh machine, Driftwood isn’t interested. She's got Danzig in her soul and despite those luscious harmonies ringing loud, there's blood and violence in them hymns.
“Baked You a Cake” is almost gleeful with its promises of gore and violence all wrapped up with a cherry red kiss. “Settle for Being Used” is an honest look at Driftwood’s personal life which again, thanks to the devastating lyrics that harken back to the era of early 2000’s emo with bands like Death Cab for Cutie baring the soul to the point of tearing the paper-thin heart. You end up almost feeling sorry for Driftwood, despite the obvious prize of what the listener gets in return.
The vibe of the record drifts between old school honky tonk and traditionalist country but never loses the rhythmic chops, it’s all killer, no filler without any tired country clichés. There are these moments, though, I don’t know if it’s the old guy in me, or that Driftwood’s dad is a rock and roller, that you can hear the influence of 1990’s alternative in the hooks, the phrasing. It took us a while for the cultural hammer to swing in this direction, but the flavor has the spice that feels like there are some Letters to Cleo, Liz Phair, and even Sixpence None the Richer in that twisted psyche.
“Stripped My Way to Nashville” is a perfect example, while it has some country overtones, but it’s a straight up rock and roll tune that radio in the 1990s would have gobbled up instantly. For all of the societal love for Cardi B making it through the clubs, Driftwood deserves the same treatment.
It’ll be interesting to see how the music translates live considering if people, women especially, get their hands on the music, there are plenty of anthemic moments that ladies with a few long nights can share as something that’s undeniably theirs.
In the past, we’ve been good at calling winners. We called Sturgill, Tyler Childers, and Colter Wall. We’re calling it next for Karly Driftwood. She’s going to be everyone’s favorite Halloween witch, and we say bring on the razor blade candy bars.
Labels:
Danzig,
Features,
Kacey Musgraves,
Karly Driftwood,
Rob Zombie,
Robert Dean
Feb 27, 2019
Feb 13, 2019
Feb 11, 2019
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