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 Slippage |
Country, punk, pop, soul, and rock are all descriptive pieces that make up the whole sound of Slobberbone. On this, their 4th release, the Denton Texas boys make a BIG ROCK record without sacrificing soul. |
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 Everything You Thought Was Right Was Wrong Today |
For their hotly awaited third record, the Slobberbone boys ventured up to the fabled Ardent Studios and the setting seemed to be to their liking. This disc displays the band's musical growth as they add subtly played fiddle, mandolins and horn to their guitar roar. |
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Sobering, but not quite sober, Barrel Chested is the brooding enthralling successor to the bands celebrated debut. Slobberbone twangs like country outlaws, rocks like Bad Company, thrashes like punk isnt dead and doesnt see much need to make things any simpler than that. -- No Depression |
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"On Crow Pot Pie, Slobberbone rambles through 11 slabs of drunken country-rock with the reckless intensity of an ill-tempered bronco. With that energy and the gruff vocals of singer/guitarist Brent Best, this Denton, Texas band thrusts rock back into the country-rock equation" - Michael Frey |
