Jan Zorg had a constellation theme in his last radio show and kicked it off with "The Sky From the Underground", by the New Earth Farmers. Followed by Dead Stars, First Came the Thunder, Running Away, Race to Run, Ramblin and The Flying Monk. Our track "Insomnia" also made the show.
Moonshine Brigade from the Netherlands recently released their album "The Misery Stains". It contains 12 lively Americana and country blues songs that will stick in your head. Start with "No Country For Old Men" and a relaxed rhythm. The song is combined with the banjo, which is also very striking. This makes the harmonies of the individual instruments stand out even better. "Insomnia" has a somewhat darker mood, so that you can detect a slight psycho influence. "Cotton Fields", on the other hand, is melodic and has its own groove. One of the best songs on the album. The album ends with 'Old Blood' and a nice blues feeling. Overall, a very solid album that you can listen to again and again. If you like the genres mentioned above, you should definitely check out the Dutch Quartet. Turn up the volume and let your mind wander. (NS)
Brad Fielder has compiled a fundraiser album to support local initiatives making the area habitable again. Appalachia is moonshine country, we're happy to contribute our song Storm.
Some bot on Facebook was smart enough to sell us our own merchandise by tagging us in a reaction. Gotta say that the placement of the artwork is superb..! After some voodoo, that nonsense was taken down.
We only sell merchandise on our website and on Bandcamp.
What do you think, should we add underwear to our merchandise? Drop us a message if you want some ;-)
THE DEAD COUNTRY RADIOSHOW #33 Featuring Music By Bansheerie, Black Eyed Vermillion, Black Irish Texas, Bob Wayne, Bound by Law, Gallows Bound, Hank III, The Coffinshakers, Railbenders, Rusty and the Dragstrip Trio, Slackers Bunch, Helldorado, Tom Petty, Wild Rooster, Spiderbait, Moonshine Brigade, Hungry Ghosts