The Dirty South

Narrative-heavy songwriting reaches a high point here, as the album links the lives of lawmen, moonshiners, and figures from rock history. The songs function much like a written collection of prose focused on the American region.

Distributed by New West Records, the project captures the musicians at a point of high ambition. The studio approach favors a dense, three-guitar wall of noise that reflects the heavy subject matter. Themes of economic struggle and local myth-making permeate the music, grounding the project in a specific cultural reality.