Waco Brothers - Going Down In History

Waco Brothers - Going Down In HistoryWith a body of work known for the indelicate and the raucou, this may be the most deliberate and punchy release yet from Cash meets Clash, country punk forefathers The Waco Brothers. No one's more dangerous than a man with nothing to lose; the title can be read two different ways, after all. "Really captures the thrill and scruffy power twang of the band. It's raucous, tight, and formidable." NO DEPRESSION

The first online-only pressing of the 2xLP packaging sold out in minutes

" "Destiny

It's Almost Dry features an all-star cast including Jay-Z

" "Don't Leave Me This Way

#4 'Digital Disciple' and #8 'Supernatural

Title track 'Bongoloco' takes cues from it's name and showcases a skittering percussion-driven production built for peak-time hours as warped drum fills and vibrant vocal calls inject an abundance of energy

with every instrument brilliantly pushed to it's limit and every boundary of the band stretched

Linda Martell was the first African-American woman to make the country charts and to appear at the Grand Ole Opry

Detroit Cobras)

who mischievously altered twenty artworks ranging from the 15th to the beginning of the 20th century

originally released on Vagrant Records in 2002

It truly is a "Movie For Your Ears