Rattlesnake Milk (from the album Chicken Fried Snake

Rattlesnake Milk (from the album Chicken Fried Snake

Rattlesnake Milk (from the album Chicken Fried Snake available on Feel So Good Records)   (by Bryant Liggett)
Texas quartet Rattlesnake Milk scores an Outsider dream-world. The outlaw lead in the storyline is a Cosmic Country Cowboy and a mushroom-ingesting desert wanderer, an aggro-surfer and Western-noir anti-hipster. and the Rattlesnake Milk latest, Chicken Fried Snake, is the ever-present soundtrack. Rarely has a record been so perfect for so many, a testament to diverse genres. Punky Outlaw Country with a psychedelic dose of twangy Surf Rock. Few pull that off without being labeled a novelty act. Rattlesnake Milk is as real as a blowing tumbleweed crossing your path or the ocean sending another wave your way.
There’s the drifting of “On the Road” and the click-clack rhythm under the mysterious guitar intro of “Come on Home”. “Die Young” is a haunting murder ballad that sounds like Edgar Allen Poe wrote for the American West, questioning its creator. Rattlesnake Milk moves into FM-Radio Rock territory simply with the floating and heavy-handed guitar solo heard in “Looking for a Halo”, and they show some Indie Rock, Punk chops when the click-clack rhythm returns on “Coyote”.
This record is a handful of road songs for the weary, desperate, and lonely. They are also dream songs for those who vision a vast, Western landscape but will likely never see it. They are also surreal songs for that psychedelic campfire, a campfire surrounded by some of the best and loveable outlaws.
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