They want my soul
Spoon
Emneord
Minder om
A salty taste to the lake
Caper Clowns
The unraveling
Drive-By Truckers
A sailor's guide to Earth
Sturgill Simpson
Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit
Courtney Barnett
It's great to be alive!
Drive-By Truckers
Skeleton tree
Nick Cave
Wouldn't it be great
Loretta Lynn
Other worlds
Taken by Trees
Adore life
Savages (London)
Anmeldelser (2)
The line of best fit
d. 20. sep. 2016
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Alex Wisgard
d. 20. sep. 2016
""American Band" is Drive-By Truckers' eleventh record and, while it couldn't be by any other band, in many ways, it's an outlier. Wes Freed's recognisable Southern gonzo paintings which usually grace their album sleeves have been replaced by a muted photograph of the Stars and Stripes flying at half-mast. Indeed, everything about "American Band" is stark and solemn, its brevity being much needed in a year where the band's home country seems to need its bullshit filter replaced on a weekly basis. "American Flag" is a monochrome "Nebraska" in a discography of technicolor "Born to Run"s".
Rolling stone
d. 30. sep. 2016
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Jon Dolan
d. 30. sep. 2016
"Drive-By Truckers picked a nice time to come up with one of their sharpest assessments yet of what co-leader Patterson Hood once called "the Southern Thing." American Band is a Southern liberal's attempt to puzzle through the emulsified white working class alienation and resentment that's been endlessly cited as a force driving the rise of Donald Trump".