The Muddy States "Urban Legends" Self-released
Release date: March 2015
Running time: 18:02, 5 tracks
The Lucky Trolls (thank you guys) passed our details to The Muddy States and they contacted us. They sent their "Urban Legends" EP and we have really enjoyed it. So, we have decided that The Muddy States, from the Liège province in Belgium, are our Band of August 2015.
The Muddy States were born in November 2013 from the ashes of a band playing Irish sessions. Johnny (guitar), Mary (fiddle) and Davey (bass) were the original members but it was not until May 2014 when Simon (drums) joined that they were really a full band.
In March 2015 they released their first EP "Urban Legends" five self-penned songs showcasing their love for country, Celtic, americana, blues and soul music.
The EP kicks off with "When I Was in Jail", an amazing number in The Wages of Sin vein.
The next number is called "Dead Corpse Lying". It goes slowly, but from time to time they speed up the tempo.
Track number three is a r'n'r number titled "Cocaine" where the rhythm section shines.
"Muddy State" is a briliant pop number with some Celtic influences. It has a pizzicato intro and vocals are shared by boy and girl. When one thinks that the song is over at 1:54, the music comes again.
Finally, "A Drinking Song" is pub music at its best, a Dexy's Midnight Runners sounding number.
"Urban legends" has been produced by Georges Noisy Pride. The EP comes in a gatefold sleeve. The pictures have been taken from Lou & Tofke and the design has been made by Lolo.
Fans loving pub music and the likes of Johnny Cash and Steve Earle, grab a copy of this fantastic EP.
Release date: March 2015
Running time: 18:02, 5 tracks
The Lucky Trolls (thank you guys) passed our details to The Muddy States and they contacted us. They sent their "Urban Legends" EP and we have really enjoyed it. So, we have decided that The Muddy States, from the Liège province in Belgium, are our Band of August 2015.
The Muddy States were born in November 2013 from the ashes of a band playing Irish sessions. Johnny (guitar), Mary (fiddle) and Davey (bass) were the original members but it was not until May 2014 when Simon (drums) joined that they were really a full band.
In March 2015 they released their first EP "Urban Legends" five self-penned songs showcasing their love for country, Celtic, americana, blues and soul music.
The EP kicks off with "When I Was in Jail", an amazing number in The Wages of Sin vein.
The next number is called "Dead Corpse Lying". It goes slowly, but from time to time they speed up the tempo.
Track number three is a r'n'r number titled "Cocaine" where the rhythm section shines.
"Muddy State" is a briliant pop number with some Celtic influences. It has a pizzicato intro and vocals are shared by boy and girl. When one thinks that the song is over at 1:54, the music comes again.
Finally, "A Drinking Song" is pub music at its best, a Dexy's Midnight Runners sounding number.
"Urban legends" has been produced by Georges Noisy Pride. The EP comes in a gatefold sleeve. The pictures have been taken from Lou & Tofke and the design has been made by Lolo.
Fans loving pub music and the likes of Johnny Cash and Steve Earle, grab a copy of this fantastic EP.
1 - When I Was in Jail 2:34
2 - Dead Corpse Lying 4:52
3 - Cocaine 3:01
4 - Muddy State 4:14
5 - A Drinking Song 3:20
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Review by Kinksmarkham
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