Flatland Cavalry (from the album Flatland Forever

Flatland Cavalry (from the album Flatland Forever

​         Flatland Cavalry (from the album Flatland Forever available on Flatland Cavalry/Interscope Records) (by Bryant Liggett)
 
Flatland Cavalry has present for you. Most people may get something when they celebrate a milestone, the Texas/Tennessee-based band making a present just for you as they celebrate their 10-year anniversary with an EP, a best of, and some B-Sides. Flatland Forever is all of that. The laid-back picking party of Roots Rock and jamming are all present in a package of new tunes and alternate versions of cuts from their previous recordings.
The front porch vibe is heavy with dreamy Folk and New-Grass, tracks one and two going back to the 2015 release Come May. Both “No Shade of Green” and “Summertime Love” are loaded with solo’s and harmonies - beautiful. “Three Car Garage” is a new cut, a wonderful love story ready for a singalong that’s flush with flash-fire picking.
The band touches on modern Country with “One I Want” from their Humble Folks release, and another new one with “Lubbock”, the story nodding to the Texas town, both tracks a perfect fit for Indie Folk lovers, but also ready for accessible radio play. Flatland Cavalry namedrop with a nod to perhaps Lubbock’s great musical export, Buddy Holly. 
“Sleeping Alone” from 2019’s Homeland Insecurity is as lonely and sad as the title suggests, beautiful in its simplicity, and “Spinnin’” circles with a sad vibe. One thing this package of 25 cuts tells you is that Flatland Cavalry has knocked out a load of songs that are all good; they walk a fine line between the below-the-radar Indie Roots scene and the ready for the world Country realm, and they’re comfortable with a foot in each. (by Bryant Liggett)
Listen and buy the music of Flatland Cavalry from AMAZON
 
Please visit the Flatland Cavalry website for more information