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A raw but catchy collection of Americana recorded mostly live in the studio, "Damaged Goods" finds Shoebox Letters further defining their alt-country sound.
Genre:
Country: Alt-Country
Release Date:
2010
Damaged Goods
Shoebox Letters
© Copyright-Shoebox Letters
(672617051623)
Record Label: Shoebox Letters
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From Sam Sanborn of Oregonmusicnews.com:
Fronted by singer-songwriter and producer Dennis Winslow, Shoebox Letters brings a raw and catchy approach to the arena of Americana. Their songs simultaneously lull the listener into a state of sweet serenity and leg thumping enthusiasm. It's no wonder they seem to have no trouble writing songs at breakneck speed.
Damaged Goods carries a warm alluring sound, partly due to the recording style.
The result is something truly classic. Complete with the melodic bass of Dave Stricker, the honeyed vocals of newcomer Stephanie Pranzetti and the experienced hands of Miguel Lyons-Cavazos on drums, Shoebox Letters is poised to catch your ears, pique your interest...and keep you dancing for hours.
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Catchy Alternative Country Music
author: Sean B. and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
"Damaged Goods" is the newest album from the talented group Shoebox Letters. It is a collection of swinging Alternative Country songs that have a strong rock n' roll influence. "Something Didn't Stick" is a swaying Country/Rock song which features an impressive steel guitar and wonderful harmonies between the male and female vocalists. The title track, "Damaged Goods," is a sweet and charming Country song with a little bit of a pop influence. In "Chaos and Darkness" we find a traditional foot-shuffling Country song with lyrics that address some of the aspects of a relationship gone wrong. This album is filled with catchy hooks, emotional reflection, and crooning guitars. "Damaged Goods" is a thoroughly enjoyable album that would be greatly appreciated by fans of Alternative Country music.
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