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Mark 'Porkchop' Holder's latest album, Death and the Blues, is a rollicking ride through the muddy waters of Southern rock.
With his signature gravelly voice and blistering guitar riffs, Holder delivers a collection of songs that are equal parts nostalgic and raw.
From the foot-stomping opener "Be Righteous" to the introspective title track "Death and the Blues," Holder doesn't hold back on this record.
His lyrics are dark and twisted, but there's a twinkle of humour in his delivery that keeps things from getting too heavy.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "Disappearing," a haunting ballad that showcases Holder's versatility as a songwriter.
The sparse instrumentation allows his vocals to shine, and the result is a truly captivating listening experience.
Overall, Death and the Blues is a solid addition to Holder's already impressive discography.
While it may not reinvent the wheel, it's a testament to his skill as a musician and storyteller.
So grab a whiskey, settle in, and let Mark 'Porkchop' Holder take you on a wild ride through the dark heart of the blues.
You won't regret it.
With his signature gravelly voice and blistering guitar riffs, Holder delivers a collection of songs that are equal parts nostalgic and raw.
From the foot-stomping opener "Be Righteous" to the introspective title track "Death and the Blues," Holder doesn't hold back on this record.
His lyrics are dark and twisted, but there's a twinkle of humour in his delivery that keeps things from getting too heavy.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "Disappearing," a haunting ballad that showcases Holder's versatility as a songwriter.
The sparse instrumentation allows his vocals to shine, and the result is a truly captivating listening experience.
Overall, Death and the Blues is a solid addition to Holder's already impressive discography.
While it may not reinvent the wheel, it's a testament to his skill as a musician and storyteller.
So grab a whiskey, settle in, and let Mark 'Porkchop' Holder take you on a wild ride through the dark heart of the blues.
You won't regret it.