Mule Train
Be On Your Way
© 2004 Mule Train (825346345529)
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Incorporating the energy and aggressiveness of punk and independent rock with the timeless melodies of their honky tonk heroes, they delivers a seamless blend of original music that avoids the formulaic sounds
tracks
- 1 Done My Time
- 2 Carrying On
- 3 Two Bit Town
- 4 Rock 'n' Roll
- 5 Fuck Me Morose
- 6 Car Wreck
- 7 Bait and Switch
- 8 Troubles and Games
- 9 Tear it Down
- 10 Come Out Swinging
- 11 Simple Life
- 12 Bottom of the Stack
- 13 Weapons
- 14 Be On Your Way
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In mid 2003, Mule Train was formed to deliver a swift kick in the ass to the staid alt-country scene. Incorporating the energy and aggressiveness of punk and independent rock with the timeless melodies of their honky tonk heroes, Mule Train delivers a seamless blend of original music that avoids the formulaic sound of modern punk and the easy-listening complacency of alt-country. Paul M. Davis (vocals, guitar,) Kevin Rainsberry (drums,) and Esteban Perez (bass) draw from influences ranging from The Misfits to Jerry Irby to create a unique sound that is reminiscent of many but never cliche.
"This three piece from Santa Cruz, California has been gaining quite a following and for good reason: Mule Train is one of the best folk-punk bands in recent history."
-Zero Magazine
"This trio seems to have successfully created a sound they can truly call their own. The overall effect is a down-home rhythm tempered with well-versed lyrics...the more we hear from this band, the better we'll all be."
- Good Times Santa Cruz
"For Mule Train, it's clear: if a group claims both Hank Williams Sr. and the Misfits as strong influences, it's a country-punk band, plain and simple. The Santa Cruz trio is just as much dirt road as spiky hair, as much cornfed as it is pissed off." - S.F. Weekly
"Fusing together its unique blend of timeless country melodies, animated beats and noirish lyrics, this gripping folk-punk trio manages to do-si-do its way around its punk rock superego...seething with down-home aggression, Mule Train's twangy music demands instant affirmation."
-Metro Santa Cruz
"Cool, fuzzy, twangy cow punk...two step rockabilly beats and edgy vocals. Good time whiskey punk I say!"
- Punk Planet #66