Single Review by Anselm Anderson
Rising Southern Rockers' Outlaws and Moonshine are back with a message about demons and vice on the new single 'Pills and Alcohol. The follow-up to 'Hillbilly Rockstars' is a raucous three minutes of guitar-driven Southern rock.
Formed in 2014 by the VanVolkenburg brothers- Beau (vocals) and bassist Chris, the duo are joined by , Richie Wilkinson (guitar, backing vocals), Mark Oaldon (guitar, vocals) and Eric Piper (drums).
The band comments on the new single
'“Pills and Alcohol" is about demons and vices. It's where you wake up and they're done with you. The never-ending search for "peace of mind" and the vicious illusion of feeling better."
The single starts with the cries of "Far from Me to glamourise cocaine" over a simple, but effective riff. The song builds in tempo before changing to a catchy chorus. The song's addictive refrain of "I love it" finishes with a salacious guitar solo for an energetic anthem for rock music from the swamplands.
Social Media Links
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Click on the link below to listen to "Pills and Alcohol" by Outlaws and Moonshine
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