Yes. All Damn good albums! Spin them anytime. Play the new OK album then reflect on the times we live. I have all their previous albums (and love every one) but this one knocked me off my feet! F'ing awesome!

@@davidinnc385 This album is N O T H I N G compared to those albums.

@@edwardedman7682 Love you brother. Fellow Heathen. Its all good. :)

@@davidinnc385 🤝🤘

I added Quarantine Together and Sea Island Lonely to The Unraveling. That way the hard stuff ends with a little humor and a lot of funky horns.

How y'all doing with the rona up there? I left about a year ago and haven't heard too much aside from a bunch of racist restaurant owners breaking the law to endanger their dumbass patrons.

Most accurate comment here lol

I agree, The rest of the album is also fucking awesome, I love this new album alot, very different sound then some other work of theirs, cool to see them branching out musically

Sarah's Flame has a nice vib to it but the message is different. Love it.

My favourite tunes by dbt also..

Have fun going down the DBT rabbit hole! it's a deep one!

Find some Dimmer Twins to listen to it's an all acoustic of the two guitarist playing together

patterson and cooleys solo work is also worth checkin out; welcome tae the truckers, it's a beautiful place tae be!

@@gavmcadam7824 and while you're there, check out former member Jason Isbell's solo stuff.

@@naterainey5958 *slaps head*...how could i have forgotten jason! seen him quite a few times live...never disappoints, love him tae bits!

@NateofMissouri Honey, you do realize that if you denounce BLM, you are saying that black lives do not matter. Do you understand how taking that stance is racist? Now, capitalism capitalizing on movements to sell products is nothing new, but that isn't what you're talking about, is it?

@NateofMissouri every business the president owns, for one thing.

@NateofMissouri i have no idea what you think that means, and neither do you.

@NateofMissouri so you're just saying you're a white supremacist then. Cool. Good for you.

@NateofMissouri stop being bad at projection, kid.

i'm glad to hear you say this! There are something.

Dance Band of the Resistance!

This song is a VERY different sound, it's really surprising. I'm into this, but I miss Jason and Shonna, too. I think a DBT with only Patterson and Cooley on songwriting lays a little flatter than the big guitar assault of old.

@@naterainey5958 patterson and cooley are all over fifty by this point, the loud guitars are probably not their jam anymore, most artist mellow as they age, I still love their stuff and am glad they have evolved over the years, it's no fun hearing artists stagnate, I especially love their lyrics nowadays, I love turning them loud and having a cathartic experience, they say alot of what I am feeling nowadays, I love the keys on this tune, I also love that they put the perilous night on this new album, I was so disappointed it wasn't on the unraveling

@@naterainey5958 I disagree about Jason, simply because his solo stuff is absolutely amazing and if he had stayed in the band we might not have those records, I believe he needed to be on his own, we have two great acts instead of one, I do agree about shonna though. The era after Jason left and she was still around is my favorite DBT era, the big to do is my absolute favorite DBT album, they were amazing on those records, although they are amazing on all their records Also if you haven't heard shonna's band called Shonna Tucker and eye candy you should check them out they are/were really good

Then go listen to the old albums. People always want Southern Rock Opera 2. It's not gonna happen. Artists evolve.

This is what there gonna do. Take it all in

Nice hair Erin!

Lol..thanks man! 😊

"Valid". That's what I'm looking for when I crank up the music is some "validity". What a crock of shit

Kade But you cant deny that the hair is lovely.

agreed

The Unraveling is a great record, but not one to return to very often. If anything, it nailed the current zeitgeist so accurately, it makes for an unsettling listen.

I disagree, but I can see your point, what were the three songs you liked from the unraveling?, This new album is slightly lighter in content then that one, the lyric content was pretty heavy last album this new one is not quite as intense but still really, really good

Also I think give the unraveling another listen maybe it will strike you this time, I freaking love that album all the way through

@@ARoll925 Thanks you. Agree 100%.

He crushes it always, I have yet to find a patterson hood song I don't like, I just like them to different degrees really, his songwriting is so interesting and unique, I love it so much

He keeps a hot hand on the song writing front. I like this better than anything I've heard from them in awhile. DBT DBT!

@@chrissawyer4060 I really enjoy their interviews too. Mostly what I have see is Patterson and Coolly in the interviews but they help bring the songs into better context

@@davidinnc385 for me he has always been the same. Even before this hyper woke era he was writing about George Wallace and Bull Conner. Not to mention his five star take on Bufford Pusser who me being a descendent of WNC moonshiners I always felt was a right prick. Patterson gets me. The Liberal Southern Expatriate. A breed most people dont even know exists. Finding Drive By Truckers was liberating for me as a musician as well. For a long time I felt like the southern accent wash you had to go through to play rocknroll was ridiculous and in punk even more stringent. Then you know I find a whole genre of punk rockers with southern accents and I found home. From there I worked my way around and found the bands he was talking about like Vic Chesnutt. That mf was Real.

@@chrissawyer4060 Hello my Fellow Heathen! Thanks for the good response and I find it in my KZfaq box on a day when the tides are turning with the presidential elections so my hopes are high and rising. I think I get you exactly when you say you feel like a Liberal Southern Expatriot, I feel it too...and that's a good way to describe being Blue is a Red state feeling surrounded by, well...folks on the "other side". To make a small jump - I have said for a long time that 4 years (1861 - 1865) of traitorous rebellion does not DEFINE "me". That aint MY flag and it damn sure aint my heritage, or one that I would lay claim too. I befuddles me to see folks who think that those 4 years the southern states spent in defense of States Rights (read as the right to keep people as pets i.e. Slavery) defines their heritage. Jeez, cant they see what is really important. Back to a more pleasant subject, I have enjoyed my share of good NC shine and appreciate your vibe on that. Yep, the Southern Rock Opera with their songs about the deep south; Bufford and Bull Conner are some of my fav's. The tread runs deep in all their albums and I have them all. I haven't met a DBT tune I didn't love. I've been to plenty of their shows, probably 15 or so, mostly fairly local when they would come to NC; Asheville, Wilmington, Chapel Hill, Raleigh, Winston. And in Richmond, where if you had dinner at the restaurant below the venue, they let you in early through a side door so you could get the seat (or stand on the floor) of your choice before they opened the main doors 15 minutes later. That was the Go Go Boots tour and at that show they came out dressed as cops! There is video of that show on You Tube and when the camera is looking/positioned from the left, I can see my buddy Todd's bald head, arm raised in jubilance. We were on the front row on the left when facing the stage. I can't see me but I was right beside him. First time I saw that video I cried because Todd is gone now. A further distance trip was to DC for a 2 night stand over New Years Eve back about 7 or 8 years ago...and except for the subway ride from the hotel that we took (mind blowing for me) this show and of course all the shows were a blast. Always early at the door and front row if we were fast enough!. I've had a swig of Patterson's tequila once at the Cats Cradle in Chapel Hill. lol good times. and have caught a solo shows of Patterson once as well as Cooley. I would not call myself a musician but I hack away at my acoustic just fine. Me and my buddy Todd (who with his wife and mine at the time, plus a gaggle of friends made up our group when we did go to see DBT in concert) would tune our guitars down, fill our cups up and play as many DBT tunes as we could figure out or form the chords for on any given Friday or Saturday night. lol. Like I said, Todd left me early at 50 years but those days are my favorite memory's of all. Love you my Brother! Heathens Forever ---- David

No, not really, they tell you what they are thinking, nice try though

Then go listen to the old albums. Pretty easy

@@DougEFresh-uz2lq you're the sensitive type..

@@lukeobx4044 said the clown boy that doesn't like good music because it goes against his cult leader haha

When have the DBT ever had a hit (or even cared about having a hit)?They’ve always made the music they wanted to make regardless of anyone’s opinion.

Fresh Better to be Stubborn American supporting a blowhard as President than a limp wristed Git afraid of being called 'racist" for not supporting Communist Political movements and the Corporate Establishment....

They're rich frauds what do you expect? I'm an actual truck driver and I do enjoy their music. But if it came down to it I'd run these scumbags over with my Freightliner 120 and not lose sleep.

Then don't listen

Any band that’s had a 25 year history evolves. It’s been said by Patterson that they’ve lost half of their crowd with politics. If you ain’t got nothing nice to say then don’t say anything. This song is badass.

Lance Sanders no, it’s really not. And being a gatekeeping douche doesn’t help anything.

RenalJim definitely not hearing any B-52s

@@jaymcburney1050 Well I'm not hearing any Southern Rock so that makes both of us. :). I said "New Wavy" like B-52's not they are B-52's. This new song isn't up to any par that DBT is capable of.

It's almost like they were in Athens or something...REM, Drivin and Crryin

They've said many times they are not southern rock and never have been.

The B-52s were never New Wave. They basically started the Athens GA scene.

Take a nap

patterson hood has never been shy to bring his politics into his music. if thats not for you thats fine, but if you like his other stuff it might be worth a shot to listen to it before discarding it.

@@fattymcfatcakepieI am tired of having it shoved in my face. Just like many, many, many Americans.

You can just blame punk ethics buddy

@@ke6533 But the vast majority of genuine patriots stands against racism. Love it or leave it fool