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Harper Time
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Wake of the Flood
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Sweet Girl
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Coal Dust on my Grave
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Mary Ann Cotton
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Deep Water
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Whiskey Soaked
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Good Time Charlie
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Luchador
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Disengage
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On the Trails
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Everett
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Matt Mullins & the Bringdowns Beckley, West Virginia
About as smooth as Appalachian shine, The Bringdowns bring their own Appalachian Rock sound to Alt.
Country.
Fueled by the driving rhythm section drummer Dylan McInturff & bassist Bob Campion, Stuart Hill creates sonic tapestries with his guitar that will leave you in awe. Add to that the lyrical prowess of raspy voiced singer/guitarist Matt Mullins & you have some of the most honest music today.
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Matt Mullins & the Bringdowns recommends:
Bloody Noses & Roses
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Our great friends from Oxford, MS.
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The Bitter Suite
by Jay Gonzalez
Musicianship at it's finest.
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The latest from the alt-country favorite is her most direct and rocking album to date.
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Unnatural Disaster
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Two new country-tinged, plaintive ballads from New York's finest Mersey Beat revivalist.
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Brooding, personal, and pretty indie folk music that stays with you long after the record has come to a close.
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Move To The Trees
by Winter McQuinn
Winter McQuinn mixes soft rock and psychedelic folk for a sound reminiscent of classic pop purveyors like Cut Worms and the Lemon Twigs.
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