Whereas the majority of {contemporary bluegrass} albums are cleaned up and refined to the point of sounding a little sterile, on their self-titled debut, . The tearfully beautiful and damn near every other track on the record. The album falls into the category of carpet music because it is wall-to-wall good, covering everything from beginning to end with no marks where the seams meet and no holes in the weave -- just a solid, beautiful collection of terrific songs and equally terrific performances. ~ Za...   [ read more ]

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