Chains Are Broken

The Devil Makes Three have always had a knack for blending old-school Americana with a devilish edge, and their latest offering, "Chains Are Broken," is no exception. From the moment the first twang of the banjo hits your ears, you know you're in for a wild ride. But don't let the title fool you - this album is anything but restrained. The band's signature blend of blues, bluegrass, and punk comes through loud and clear, with tracks like "Bad Idea" and "Paint My Face" serving up a hefty dose of foot-stomping, head-banging goodness. Frontman Pete Bernhard's gravelly vocals are as captivating as ever, effortlessly weaving tales of love, loss, and everything in between. And with tracks like "Deep Down" and "Native Son," it's clear that these guys know how to write a damn good hook. But what truly sets "Chains Are Broken" apart is the band's fearless experimentation. From the swampy swagger of "Pray for Rain" to the haunting beauty of "Castles," The Devil Makes Three aren't afraid to push the boundaries of their sound. So grab your whiskey, grab your dancing shoes, and get ready to be taken on a rollicking journey through the heart of Americana. The Devil Makes Three have done it again, proving that when it comes to making music that's both timeless and fresh, they truly are in a league of their own.