Telford Mining Disaster - Rodeo Wine

Review by Roderick Levi Evans

Telford Mining Disaster's latest album, Rodeo Wine, is a wild ride through the dusty backroads of Americana. With a sound that's equal parts country, rock, and blues, the band delivers a collection of songs that are both gritty and heartfelt.

From the opening track, "Long Gone," it's clear that Telford Mining Disaster is a band that knows how to rock. The driving rhythm section and searing guitar riffs set the tone for the rest of the album, which is filled with foot-stomping beats and catchy hooks.

But Rodeo Wine isn't just about partying and having a good time. The album also has its share of introspective moments, such as the haunting "Ghost Town," which explores the darker side of small-town life.

Summary by Roderick Levi Evans

Rodeo Wine is a solid effort from Telford Mining Disaster. The band's tight musicianship and raw energy make for a compelling listening experience, and fans of Americana and rock alike are sure to find something to love on this album.