Showing posts with label Tyler Childers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tyler Childers. Show all posts
Nov 29, 2018
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Oct 18, 2018
Tucker & Dale vs. Evil: Country Reaction Gifs
If you're headed up to a Luke Bryan concert
♬ How the hell can a person go to work in the morning and come home in the evening and have nothing to say? ♬
When Larry Hooper finally figures out a joke
When you're scrolling through the radio dial and accidentally hear a split second of a Florida-Georgia Line song
Jackyl concerts really ain't what they used to be
The visual equivalent of a Lincoln Durham song
When you say "If I ever hear another Kane Brown song, I'll hurl myself into a wood chipper," and then you hear another Kane Brown song
*Lost on the way to a Tyler Childers show*
Oh, this must be the right direction...
Oct 15, 2018
New Blood: Chelsea Nolan & Dan Conn
by Robert Dean
If you’re looking to fill that emotionally charged void left by waiting for new stuff by Tyler Childers, Chelsea Nolan’s debut e.p. Chelsea is an excellent place to start. On Chelsea, Nolan taps into a slow and steady dive bar tempo that’s the soundtrack down here in my fair city of Austin, Texas. The tunes are in the same vein of Childer’s Purgatory, and I’d be hard pressed to find someone who doesn’t appreciate how Nolan channels an electric mix of Lucinda Williams’ growl, but also some Janis Joplin heartache and howls, too.
“Rock Bottom” doesn’t feel trite, or without its moments of chaos, instead, it’s raw and powerful. The song is country, but it’s got a rock and roll heart. There’s something about eastern Kentucky, these folks have a sense of rhythm that’s different than the rest of the country, the sound is becoming instantly recognizable, and on tracks like “Green Bridges” and “Sugar Holler”, Nolan is almost textbook in how to do the sound correctly.
Dan Conn is another Kentuckian, but unlike Chelsea Nolan, Conn’s sound is a little more subdued, less “Kentucky.” The vibe on his new record, Shine On, Conn’s approach is decidedly less honky-tonk and more bar room bummer.
If you’re looking for a driving record or something to throw on while you throw a few back, Shine On hits the mark. The standout tracks on the album are “The Pistol”, “Southern Accent”, and “Green Eyed Gal”, all which are 100% pure no bullshit country music, the exact stuff you shove in someone’s face when they ask you about pop country vs. the good stuff; that’s what Dan Conn is for. Give em’ Shine On to suck on.
There are a few clear indicators of artists like Wilco, The Jayhawks, and Tom Petty threaded throughout Shine On, and the more spins I give it, the more it proves to be something that could find its way into your favorite dive bar jukebox.
I dunno about you, but dive bar jukeboxes are the holy grail of cool, so that’s some pretty good damn company. Dan Conn can write a sad bastard song for the ages.
You can pre-order Shine On (due Nov. 30) here: https://www.danconnmusic.com/store
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Oct 11, 2018
Tremors Country Reaction Gifs
*Foul language warning*
When you're the fireman, and they get too hot and just give you a call
Oh, you're talking shit about Reba?
Kane Brown vraiment suce
When you're in a hurry to get things done
and you rush and rush until life's no fun
One look at the country chart and you're like...
When you see Tyler Childers and the Food Stamps sold out yet another show
You're gonna find a Sam Hunt song I'll like?
A friendly greeting from Mojo Nixon
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