Country Westerns Transcend Their Name with Eclectic, Electrifying Eponymous Debut | Album Review

June 24, 2020 Steven Ovadia

The most striking thing about Country Westerns’ self-titled debut is their crafting of a perfectly balanced mix of pop, grunge, ‘70s punk, and just the right hit of country.

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