The Band Of Heathens started off as a side-project for five musicians from Austin, Texas. With a penchant for Southern Rock they quickly build a following and released a live album and a live DVD in 2007. Their self-titled debut is an album made with confidence - recorded quickly they tear through theirs songs like a freight train, at top speed only slowing down to refuel. With a three-man front line sharing vocal duties they can use a different mode for each song and still maintain a rock solid common ground, Yes, you probably have heard it all before. Who cares? If you like the Allmann's and The Black Crowes this album will do nicely.
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The Band Of Heathens:
Colin Brooks: guitar, dobro, lapsteel, vocals
Ed Jurdi: guitar, keys, harmonica, vocals
Gordy Quist: guitar, harmonica, vocals
Seth Whitney: bass, vocals
John Chipman: drums, percussion
- Don't Call On Me
- Jackson Station
- Maple Tears
- Heart On My Sleeve
- Second Line
- 40 Days
- This I Know
- Unsleeping Eye
- Cornbread
- Nine Steps Down
- Hallelujah
The Band Of Heathens is released on their own imprint Band Of Heathens Records. Buy it here. Release date: May 20th.
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