Tag Archives: Drive-By Truckers
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Tuesday Tracks: Phoneboy, Michigander, Rose City Band
Phoneboy, courtesy. This week’s picks include propulsive, yearning tunes by Phoneboy and Michigander, a retro-sounding blend of music icons’ sounds by Rose City Band, a simmering southern rocker by Loose Cattle, a ’90s cover for a good cause by White Denim and a fun bop with a serious theme…
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The 67 best albums of 2022: 20-11
The best albums of 2022 include the Afghan Whigs, Taylor Swift, Bad Bunny, Kendrick Lamar, the London Suede, King Gizzard & and the Lizard Wizard, an album of Yoko Ono songs, Black Country, New Road and Drive-By Truckers. Welcome to the heart of our countdown of the best albums…
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REVIEW: Drive-By Truckers stay the course on ‘Welcome 2 Club XIII’
Drive-By Truckers, “Welcome 2 Club XIII.” For most of Welcome 2 Club XIII, Drive-By Truckers drummer Brad Morgan lays down more or less the same steady, mid-tempo beat. One song rolls into the next, which rolls into the next and so on. It’s almost as if—as Neil Young once…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Jason Isbell feels pain, charges through on ‘Reunions’
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, “Reunions.” Jason Isbell exists in an unpretentious universe. The accomplished Southern rock veteran plays in a style that almost sounds retro in 2020. The fact that his new album, Reunions, sounds so vital reminds listeners of the possibilities inherent to the classic rock format.…
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REVIEW: The personal becomes the political for Drive-By Truckers on ‘The Unraveling’
Drive-by Truckers’ latest release, The Unraveling, is a cathartic emotional release speaking to the present political and social moment addressing everything from school shootings to the opioid crisis. Musically, it’s not a far departure from the Athens, Georgia quintet’s past endeavors, though it’s a step beyond 2016’s American Band.…
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REWIND: Woody Guthrie and Cam’ron celebrate International Workers’ Day
Somehow, The Offspring’s “Why Don’t You Get a Job” didn’t make this list. May 1 is International Workers’ Day, a day for working people and a time for laborers to stand up for their rights since the late 19th century. It’s celebrated in dozens of nations around the world.…