One reviewer described their sound as being 'twangy.' Don't let that throw you off. There is a clean, angular aspect to some of the guitar-playing that I think sounds kind of post-punkish. But, the reviewer's choice of words, and the band's name aside, I just don't see them as attempting any kind of metal-country-and-western fusion. This is more proggy and kraut-rockish than Electric Wizard meets David Allan Coe. And it is really quite good.
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