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500 Miles To Memphis plays rowdy, insanely catchy, sometime heartbreaking but always inspiring "country punk." These songs are whiskey-soaked in bittersweet lament, but more like the slug of Jack Daniel¹s you throw back before crawling on stage to sing your heart out.
Influences: Green Day, The Clash
500 Miles To Memphis plays rowdy, insanely catchy, sometime heartbreaking but always inspiring "country punk." These songs are whiskey-soaked in bittersweet lament, but more like the slug of Jack Daniel¹s you throw back before crawling on stage to sing your heart out.
Influences: Green Day, The Clash
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Sunshine In A Shotglass goes just as well with an open window drive through the country as it does with a glass of stout by the wood stove. The band's combination of punk grit and attitude combined with country staples such as a vocal drawl and tales of remorse make the band appeal to Social Distortion's fans as much as Lucero's." - Punknews
"These five cowpokes from Cincinnati wail out a mix of hefty riffs with a sorrowful soul. The sounds emitted from 500 Miles To Memphis may get them classified as alt-country, but there's a stronger rock-n-roll vibe and a punky backbeat that will separate them from many of their contemporaries. A few of the songs are slow and bring to mind contemporary and classic folk while many are fast as pure punk rock fury. Altogether it's a true separation from your bland honky-tonk, I assure you." - Feast of Hate and Fear
Sunshine In A Shotglass goes just as well with an open window drive through the country as it does with a glass of stout by the wood stove. The band's combination of punk grit and attitude combined with country staples such as a vocal drawl and tales of remorse make the band appeal to Social Distortion's fans as much as Lucero's." - Punknews
"These five cowpokes from Cincinnati wail out a mix of hefty riffs with a sorrowful soul. The sounds emitted from 500 Miles To Memphis may get them classified as alt-country, but there's a stronger rock-n-roll vibe and a punky backbeat that will separate them from many of their contemporaries. A few of the songs are slow and bring to mind contemporary and classic folk while many are fast as pure punk rock fury. Altogether it's a true separation from your bland honky-tonk, I assure you." - Feast of Hate and Fear