I learned about country music via punk rock from my cool-as-hell dad. He brought home the best country-tinged punk records by The Replacements (All Shook Down) and X (See How We Are) and Elvis Costello & the Attractions (Almost Blue). Read More » ...
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Author Archives : Jarret Keene
We! Are! All! Dead! screams Curl Up and Die’s Mike Minnick over an angular guitar pattern and kick-drum/splash hits. These explosive, nearly indecipherable words comprise the first four tracks of the band’s Revelation Records debut Unfortunately We’re Not Robots. Having moved to Vegas just weeks before 9/11, I felt Minnick’s statement slam into my spine like a devastating prophecy. Read More » ...
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