The next month or so is gonna be pretty wild ride. It's gonna be two days of great entertainment for the whole family. Punk enough to cause teenagers to go into hissy fits, and rock enough to convert any jaded 30-something music fan. The record is a distillation of what made the Neckbones so incredible, coupled with a maturity that comes from reaching thirty years of age and looking back over a decade-plus of guitar playing in scummy rock clubs all over the world. This latest offering is basically a collection of recordings from over the past few years, as well as several new cuts, including three original tracks penned by Wayne Turnage.
Satyrs rip like The Fall on a moonshine binge.
John Butland, Toast Magazine. Destined to be a collectors item. The singing and playing are Appalachia in excelsis but charged with a cramped urban tension-with just enough electricity for that '73 Faces vibe. 1997- 2001.Black Dog Records. All Rights Reserved.