Yesterday's Ring: Diamonds in the Ditch
Yesterday's Ring: Diamonds in the Ditch
Format: CD
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Artist: Yesterday's Ring
Label: Suburban Home
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 667928012128
Genre: Alt-Country & Americana
What happens when Montreal Punks inspired by Americana and Roots music write and record their career defining album? It doesn't sound like your dads Country music or your best friends favorite Punk Rock band. The sound is something in between but even that doesn't do a good job describing what they do. At times I am reminded of Murder City Devils, at other times I hear some Lucero/Drive By Truckers, and for a brief moment, I hear some Rancid/Tim Armstrong. The 15 song CD and 16 song double LP is a sound only Yesterdays Ring could craft, but I think that they have something that appeals to Crust Punkers and Roots Rockers alike. It is a very special, incredibly amazing album that will blow minds.
Tracks:
1.1 Movin Out (To Florida)
1.2 Saved By the Belle
1.3 Sad Songs
1.4 They Oughta Name a Drink After Me
1.5 Scrabble Strip Club
1.6 Quebec City Blues
1.7 Roses
1.8 What Happens on the Road Stays in the Van
1.9 Email from Lucie
1.10 Truck Stop in Charlotte, NC (Interlude)
1.11 Moving Back (To Montreal)
1.12 Ste-Cath Family
1.13 Who I Wanted to Be (Pretty Baby)
1.14 Punx Not Dead... It's Just Sleeping
1.15 Fairytale of Montreal III
