Daughn Gibson's second album is full of creepy, warped country music – have a listen and let us know your thoughts
When we ran our interview with Daughn Gibson last week, readers were all – for one – in agreement. Daughn Gibson was hot. Still, no amount of chiselled good looks are a match for a decent album, right? We said RIGHT? Ahem.
Anyway, we're pleased to announce that Daughn Gibson's second album is a strange and beautiful affair. Building on the chopped and screwed country of his debut record, All Hell, here Gibson delivers his dark small-town tales using a variety of tools, from Scott Walker-esque crooning to, er, bagpipes.
It shouldn't work, but it definitely does. So do you agree? Have a listen using the widget above and let us know your thoughts in the comments!
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