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Front Country Debut – Three Of A Perfect Pair

Thursday, April 28, 2016 By Shawn Underwood


It’s been two years since progressive string band Front Country parlayed their Best Band wins at Telluride and Rockygrass into their first album, the critically-acclaimed Sake Of The Sound.  Since then they’ve been touring practically non-stop, playing everywhere from a cave in Tennessee to the legendary Fillmore in San Francisco.

While that hasn’t given them time to record a follow-on album, they’ve spent a lot of time together in a confined space (the van’s name is Hildegard).  The result is an EP of covers they’ve worked on that sometimes make their way into a live show.  Mixtape is due to be released May 13th, but we have a premier for you of one of the cuts, Three Of A Perfect Pair.  It’s a King Crimson song that really showcases the progressive side of the band’s influences.  So between Mixtape and a probable tour stop at a venue near you, you have your Front Country fix for the summer.

 


About the author:  I've actually driven from Tehatchapee to Tonopah. And I've seen Dallas from a DC-9 at night.


Filed Under: Acoustic, Indie, Reviews Tagged With: Front Country

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