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Having spent time touring with the likes of Jason Isbell and the Reverend Horton Heat one would expect Backyard Tire Fire to be all alt.country and rockabilly. It would be a gross underestimation of the band, one quickly corrected with a listen to their new album The Places We Lived .
For sure there are definitely country and southern rock tracks on the record. Songs like "Welcome To the Factory" and "How the Hell Did You Get Back Here?" wouldn't sound out of place on... MORE
For sure there are definitely country and southern rock tracks on the record. Songs like "Welcome To the Factory" and "How the Hell Did You Get Back Here?" wouldn't sound out of place on... MORE
Original Story: http://www.snobsmusic.net/2008/11/backyard-tire...
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Illinois indie rockers Backyard Tire Fire have really begun to shake things up. I think there are big things in store for the band.
Check out their brand new video for the track "How In The Hell Did You Get Back Here?" here:
Backyard Tire Fire's website Backyard Tire Fire's Myspace
Check out their brand new video for the track "How In The Hell Did You Get Back Here?" here:
Backyard Tire Fire's website Backyard Tire Fire's Myspace
Original Story: http://www.snobsmusic.net/2008/11/backyard-tire...
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If you’re in Chicago tonight, do yourself a favor and get to the Metro. Three HearYa live session alums are going to share the stage for an incredible night of music. Ha Ha Tonka, Joe Pug and Backyard Tire Fire (in the studio today) will all be in attendance.
Here’s what the night will sound like:
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photo: Eric Schwab Backyard Tire Fire is into rootsy rhythm rock music. This trio from Bloomington, Illinois, have a knack for mixing smooth melody lines with leftfield riffs, meandering bass lines and counterpart drum patterns. The Places We Lived needs only about one minute to convince the listener that is a "something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue" kinda album. Standout songs are the title track and Welcome To The Factory, about a man who i... MORE
Original Story: http://blogger.xs4all.nl/werksman/archive/2008/...
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I knew that smile. It swept across lead singer Ed Anderson’s face like the wake from a stone cast in a pond, and lasted only a few seconds; but I still knew that smile. The last time such a smile graced my face, I was walking down the first fairway at Pebble Beach with my [...]
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This is the other band who will be performing with Clutch next month!! Backyard Tire Fire. Just one of those songs that has gotten stuck in my head.
