Bruce Springsteen, The Replacements, Steve Earle, Hiss Golden Messenger, Neil Young, Drive By Truckers, Gillian Welch, Bruce Hornsby, Wilco, Whiskeytown, John Fahey, Jim O'Rourke, Six Organs of Admittance, Michael Chapman, Lucinda Williams, William Tyler, Songs: Ohia/Jason Molina, Ryan Adams, Paul Westerberg, Steve Gunn, Freakwater, Lambchop, 16 Horsepower, Pelt, Uncle Tupelo, The War on Drugs, The Black Twig Pickers, Sparklehorse, Deer Tick, Pinegrove, Emmylou Harris, Will Oldham/Bonnie "Prince" Billy, Golden Smog, Robbie Basho, Meat Puppets, Kurt Vile, Allman Brothers, etc.
Alt-Country/Folk/Heartland Rock/Americana
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No one gives a shit about that trash
Fuck off
I'm a part of what some people call the "alt-right" and it feels country as fuck. It feels like an actual counter culture, or rebellion against the yankie culture that dominates American cities.
uh how about no?
Nu-Males don't get country
Kek'd
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c'mon Sup Forums
some very good bands mentioned here, I feel that even a few years ago this thread would have got some traction, its a shame
Drive By Truckers new album is fanfuckintastic and I'm upset it got slept on by everyone.
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It wasn't lost on me and It's being praised in alt country circles. What an album. So far it's the best Trump era America album which is made even more remarkable by the fact that it was made and released before election day. If people want insight into the Red states and why people voted the way they did then it's all there in Roots Country.
How ironic that a scene dominated by the political left is more in touch with the conservative working class/rural life than mainstream country and establishment Republicans
Oh, definitely. I've been saying regardless of one's politics, it's probably gonna be a great time for music.
I don't live in the South, but I do live where it's farms for a 50 miles in any direction, and a lot of roots is a snapshot of basically any rural, racially/ideologically homogenous area.
I fucking hate hat acts and I hate what they've done to country.
Brian Fallons (of the Gaslight Anthem) solo album Painkillers is pretty good heartland rock too...
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I grew up in Atlanta, but spent plenty of time out in the sticks and boonies of the Appalachians and down in the plains/swamp area.
I agree man.
Huh. Wouldn't have ever heard this.
Thanks for the rec.
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Mr. '59 Sound himself.
That one was a nice surprise and just different enough to stand out in a bountiful year of great roots music.
Johnny Cash is really underrated as a concept album artist and his 70s-80s albums, while maybe not as honed as both some of his earlier and later works, are worth a few listens.
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he always kept it interesting, even in the fallows of his career. restless creativity will drain you dry but he always managed to strike a balance.
I've listened to Bottomless Hole like 400 times but man I can't really get into The Handsome Family. There's like 5-6 songs of theirs I like.
>alt-country is actually just country if country wasn't garbage
damn
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i'm new to them too.
they could stand a bit more pizzazz but then i've been listening to this stuff for awhile now so i'm not objective at all.
They're more "real" country than Jason Aldean and co.
Neo-Sup Forums fucking sucks
Well yeah that's what I mean. It is a shame that it shook out that way though.
Best thread on Sup Forums right now
Should we make a chart
I mean it could work,
Right
Agreed. Albums by artists in OP are good place to start imo.
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i've wanted to make a chart of my favorite Roots albums of 2016 but i'm procrastinating.
fucking jej
I am also country as fuck.
Whoever's gonna work on a chart, don't the more out there stuff like David Eugene Edwards.