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    Artist       : A Thousand Horses
    Album        : Southernality
    Label        : Republic Nashville
    Genre        : Country
    Street Date  : 2015-06-09
    Quality      : 271 kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
    Encoder      : Lame 3.98.4 -V0
    Size         : 93.93 MB
    Time         : 45:53 min
    Url          :

    

    1.  First Time                                                         4:39
    2.  Heaven Is Close                                                    3:56
    3.  Smoke                                                              3:40
    4.  Travelin' Man                                                      4:00
    5.  Tennessee Whiskey                                                  3:23
    6.  Sunday Morning                                                     3:34
    7.  Southernality                                                      2:27
    8.  (This AinÆt No) Drunk Dial                                         3:30
    9.  Landslide                                                          3:21
    10. Back To Me                                                         3:26
    11. Trailer Trashed                                                    2:45
    12. Hell On My Heart                                                   3:41
    13. Where IÆm Going                                                    3:31

    [Notes]

    Southernality is the hotly anticipated debut album from South Carolina's A
    Thousand Horses. The pre-release single "Smoke" made a long, steady run up
    various airplay charts to finally hit the top spot, an anomaly for a
    debuting artist. Produced by Dave Cobb, this 13-song set offers a smoother
    side of the group's fiery live persona that weds Southern rock to vintage
    Rolling Stones and Black Crowes and stomping honky tonk. Southernality is
    intentionally tempered by modern country's pop tropes. And there's no foul
    there. It's refreshing, actually. The band's core is frontman Michael Hobby,
    lead guitarist Bill Satcher, rhythm guitarist/backing vocalist Zach Brown,
    and bassist/backing vocalist Graham DeLoach. They are fleshed out on-stage
    by five more pieces, including the excellent female vocal trio of Kristen
    Rogers, Whitney Coleman, and Brianne Angarole, and here by more studio
    players. The opening chords of "First Time" recall the Stones' intro to
    "Street Fighting Man" before cranking into a bluesy rave-up. "Heaven Is
    Close" begins as a simple love song with banjo, fiddle, and acoustic guitars
    offering a back-porch feel, but power chords, a fat snare and thudding kick
    drum, and gospelized female harmonies turn it into a Southern rocker. These
    cuts contrast sharply with the hooky, string-swept, lushly illustrated
    country-pop of "Smoke," whose metaphor equates unhealthy romantic obsession
    and tobacco addiction. "Sunday Morning," co-written with Rich Robinson, is a
    blustery love song with a crying slide and sweeping gospel overtones that
    make it a rock & roll hymn. Second single "(This Ain't No) Drunk Dial" is
    spirited pop-country with a distinct melodic hook and soaring, singalong
    refrain. "Tennessee Whiskey" pretty much follows suit. "Travelin' Man" is a
    thoroughly revisioned take of the song that appeared on A Thousand Horses'
    eponymously titled EP in 2010. "Landslide" pastes crunchy hard rock onto
    Southern R&B. "Back to Me," a thoroughly polished midtempo ballad, is the
    album's outlier. Unfortunately, it's followed by "Trailer Trashed," an all
    too familiar swaggering party jam marred by handclaps so massively
    compressed that they sound like drum loops. With its kaleidoscopic hook,
    expertly crafted crescendos, and a startling, in-the-round gospel backing
    chorus, "Hell on My Heart" could easily be another single. Though it might
    contain an excess track or two, Southernality is a fine debut. This band has
    been carefully molded for chart success without sacrificing its identity ù
    or revealing it fully, either. This album, as thoroughly enjoyable as it is,
    tells only part of the story. A Thousand Horses need to be witnessed live to
    be fully appreciated. It will be interesting to see what direction they take
    in the future and if that aspect of their persona is revealed on their
    records. For now, Southernality delivers on the band's modern country
    promise and warrants repeated listening.



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    ßÛÛÛÛÛ²Ý                   MTD Proudly Presents                Þ²ÛÛÛÛÛß

    

    Artist       : A Thousand Horses
    Album        : Southernality
    Label        : Republic Nashville
    Genre        : Country
    Street Date  : 2015-06-09
    Quality      : 271 kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
    Encoder      : Lame 3.98.4 -V0
    Size         : 93.93 MB
    Time         : 45:53 min
    Url          :

    

    1.  First Time                                                         4:39
    2.  Heaven Is Close                                                    3:56
    3.  Smoke                                                              3:40
    4.  Travelin' Man                                                      4:00
    5.  Tennessee Whiskey                                                  3:23
    6.  Sunday Morning                                                     3:34
    7.  Southernality                                                      2:27
    8.  (This Ain’t No) Drunk Dial                                         3:30
    9.  Landslide                                                          3:21
    10. Back To Me                                                         3:26
    11. Trailer Trashed                                                    2:45
    12. Hell On My Heart                                                   3:41
    13. Where I’m Going                                                    3:31

    [Notes]

    Southernality is the hotly anticipated debut album from South Carolina's A
    Thousand Horses. The pre-release single "Smoke" made a long, steady run up
    various airplay charts to finally hit the top spot, an anomaly for a
    debuting artist. Produced by Dave Cobb, this 13-song set offers a smoother
    side of the group's fiery live persona that weds Southern rock to vintage
    Rolling Stones and Black Crowes and stomping honky tonk. Southernality is
    intentionally tempered by modern country's pop tropes. And there's no foul
    there. It's refreshing, actually. The band's core is frontman Michael Hobby,
    lead guitarist Bill Satcher, rhythm guitarist/backing vocalist Zach Brown,
    and bassist/backing vocalist Graham DeLoach. They are fleshed out on-stage
    by five more pieces, including the excellent female vocal trio of Kristen
    Rogers, Whitney Coleman, and Brianne Angarole, and here by more studio
    players. The opening chords of "First Time" recall the Stones' intro to
    "Street Fighting Man" before cranking into a bluesy rave-up. "Heaven Is
    Close" begins as a simple love song with banjo, fiddle, and acoustic guitars
    offering a back-porch feel, but power chords, a fat snare and thudding kick
    drum, and gospelized female harmonies turn it into a Southern rocker. These
    cuts contrast sharply with the hooky, string-swept, lushly illustrated
    country-pop of "Smoke," whose metaphor equates unhealthy romantic obsession
    and tobacco addiction. "Sunday Morning," co-written with Rich Robinson, is a
    blustery love song with a crying slide and sweeping gospel overtones that
    make it a rock & roll hymn. Second single "(This Ain't No) Drunk Dial" is
    spirited pop-country with a distinct melodic hook and soaring, singalong
    refrain. "Tennessee Whiskey" pretty much follows suit. "Travelin' Man" is a
    thoroughly revisioned take of the song that appeared on A Thousand Horses'
    eponymously titled EP in 2010. "Landslide" pastes crunchy hard rock onto
    Southern R&B. "Back to Me," a thoroughly polished midtempo ballad, is the
    album's outlier. Unfortunately, it's followed by "Trailer Trashed," an all
    too familiar swaggering party jam marred by handclaps so massively
    compressed that they sound like drum loops. With its kaleidoscopic hook,
    expertly crafted crescendos, and a startling, in-the-round gospel backing
    chorus, "Hell on My Heart" could easily be another single. Though it might
    contain an excess track or two, Southernality is a fine debut. This band has
    been carefully molded for chart success without sacrificing its identity —
    or revealing it fully, either. This album, as thoroughly enjoyable as it is,
    tells only part of the story. A Thousand Horses need to be witnessed live to
    be fully appreciated. It will be interesting to see what direction they take
    in the future and if that aspect of their persona is revealed on their
    records. For now, Southernality delivers on the band's modern country
    promise and warrants repeated listening.



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