Those Darlins slate soph disc
Tuesday, December 7, 2010 – Those Darlins, the Tennessee-based punky country band, will release second album, "Screws Get Loose," on their own Oh Wow Dang label on March 29, 2011.
Those Darlins are Jessi Darlin (guitar/bass), Kelley Darlin (bass/guitar), Nikki Darlin (guitar/Bass), Linwood Regensburg (drums/guitar). The new disc is their first with Regensburg stepping up as a songwriter.
Those Darlins debut album was released in 2009 to much praise.
The band re-enlisted producer Jeff Curtin (Small Black) and headed down to Atlanta to record "Screws Get Loose" with engineer Ed Rawls at his Living Room Studio.
The band will be previewing the songs off "Screws Get Loose" in early 2011 with a tour.
Songs are:
1. Screws Get Loose
2. Be Your Bro
3. Let U Down
4. Hives
5. Mystic Mind
6. Tina Said
7. $
8. Boy
9. Fatty Needs A Fix
10. Waste Away
11. BUMD
More news for Those Darlins
- 09/13/17: Those Darlins lead singer passes
- 12/21/16: Those Darlins member battles cancer
- 06/11/10: Those Darlins announce September tour
- 05/18/10: Those Darlins postpone Aussie tour due to accident
- 12/03/09: Those Darlins can't stay home
- 05/12/09: Those Darlins tour, announce CD song list
CD reviews for Those Darlins
At first glance, the young, often clothing-deprived women in Those Darlins come off as pure novelty, a creation aimed at pleasing libidos rather than ears. So when their 2009 debut album was released, its success amongst even jaded music critics was a pleasant surprise. The band, made up of a trio of women on guitar, bass and ukulele, as well as a male drummer, specialize in lowbrow, but witty ditties that often focus on getting drunk and eating chicken. Hailing from Tennessee, their first album ...
Those Darlins are not exactly country, and they're not precisely punk (their tattoos may help in that respect), but the three young Murfreesboro, Tenn. Darlins (that's the surname the three women - Nikki on ukelele/vocals, Jessi on guitar/bass/vocals and Kelley on bass/guitar/vocals - use) make a lot of good music on their full-length debut.
There's a care-free, fun attitude merging both country and punk from the start of Red Light Love. That vibe continues on DUI or Die. ...
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