Incoming: The Defibulators – Corn Money
The Defibulators – Corn Money
Release: May 5, 2009
Discover: MySpace | Website
Purchase: iTunes
From the press release:
While jumpstarting new life into vintage country and characterized by The New Yorker as “City-billy,” The Defibulators delivers a unique sound that is both timely, deep fried and downtown. Bug Jennings and Erin Bru’s rich harmonies combined with dark, surreal lyrics illuminate songs that are gritty and witty; spinning big-rig tales of deception, debauchery, depleted bank accounts, fanaticism, vintage firearms, biological anomalies, airline intoxication and animal ennui.
Tracklist:
- WRUB
- Defibulator
- Get What’s Coming
- Thin Air
- Dum-Dum
- Steal Harmonicas
- Corn Money
- Honey, You Had Me Fooled
- Rusty Nights
- The Gravy Shake
- Ol’ Winchester
- Your Hearty Laugh
- Drive You Off
- Dancin’ Debbies?
- Go-Go Truck
- Xmas Ornament
- Wandering Eye
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