“On their 2009 debut, these Southern girls cooked up catchy cowpunk tunes about drunken misbehavior. Having roped in a male band member, they stumble toward shitfaced garage punk on their second album. The road leaves them wasted and bummed, money slips away, they go insane on a plane and opt for food over sex. "Be […]”
“Sophomore effort from this Tennessee quartet expands upon the classic-country sounds of their debut, at times venturing into retro-pop territory.”
