Texas Hippie Coalition - Stoned Cowboys (2026)
Napísané: 09 Sep 2026, 08:26
Texas Hippie Coalition - Stoned Cowboys (2026)
Year : 2026
Style : Southern Heavy Metal
Country : United States
Audio : 320 kbps + front
Size : 89 mb
Bio:
TEXAS HIPPIE COALITION are the purveyors of their own patented Red Dirt Metal sound: designing their own line in life and in music. For them, there is no other way. TEXAS HIPPIE COALITION are committed to crafting a unique, original and thoroughly raucous brand of music that’s born of both life experience and a respect for rock ‘n’ roll’s forefathers. What exactly is Red Dirt Metal? Take outlaw country, toss in a dash of Southern-fried classic rock and mix it with some potent Texas power grooves and you’ve got a combustible sonic cocktail on your hands.TEXAS HIPPIE COALITION’s 2014 release Ride On hit #8 on the iTunes Rock Album chart, #5 on the Billboard Hard Music Chart, and #4 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart. 2012’s Peacemaker spent 30+ weeks on the Billboard Heatseekers chart and 17+ weeks on the Hard Music Chart. Dark Side of Black aims to smash those records and bring on a whole new chapter of THC.
Album:
Hard rockers Texas Hippie Coalition are ready to return with their 9th and 10th full-length offering, Band Of Outlaws and Stoned Cowboys, on August 13th.They are releasing two albums simultaneously: Band of Outlaws, which is the red dirt metal, bone-crushing style that fans are accustomed to, and Stoned Cowboys, which, while still trademark THC heavy, incorporates familiar country music instrumentation and lyrics.The songs on Band of Outlaws are similar to the persona of lead vocalist Big Dad Ritch: Loud, heavy and intimidating. Just Like Johnny Cash features the crunchy, heavily distorted palm-muted rhythm guitar of Corban Vincent and the soaring lead guitars of Nevada Romo as Ritch growls “I wasn’t meant to wear white, I was meant to wear black, just like Johnny Cash.” In Lone Star State Line, the instrumentation is just as bruising as Ritch declares proudly, “I’m Texas born y’all, and American made. And like old glory, these colors do not fade.”Ruff Rider is perhaps the heaviest song in the collection. It’s the sonic equivalent of attempting to hang on while riding a mechanical—or even a real bull. Pure headbanging red dirt metal, all the way.Stoned Cowboys brings a interesting twist to THC’s signature sound. It’s still raw and heavy, but the instrumentation is fleshed out with some classic country trademarks: Soaring, mournful pedal steel guitar on Writing Songs in the Rain and High in the Saddle. Damned Ol’ Country Song features a fiddle solo, and Put the Gun Down has an acoustic guitar intro.The most interesting song, lyric-wise is No Relation. Ritch sings that he’s not related to Johnny Cash, Hank Williams Jr, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Ray Wylie Hubbard and David Allen Coe, but just the same, “I’m an outlaw like those outlaw men.” The two albums have really great crossover potential: Headbangers and outlaw country folks might discover that they actually have a lot in common.
Line Up:
Big Dad Ritch – Lead Vocals
Nevada Romo – Lead Guitars
Corban Vincent – Guitars
LaRado Romo – Bass
Joey Mandigo – Drums, percussion
Tracklist:
01. No Mercy for the Wicked
02. Checkmate
03. Wreckage of a Good Man
04. Midwest Mile
05. The Beer Song
06. Ride to Ruin
07. The Bleeding Sun
08. Silver Bullet
09. Love is a Loaded Gun
10. Cowboy’s Lullaby
Download links for all albums only on our blog here: http://goodmetalandhar.do.am/
Year : 2026
Style : Southern Heavy Metal
Country : United States
Audio : 320 kbps + front
Size : 89 mb
Bio:
TEXAS HIPPIE COALITION are the purveyors of their own patented Red Dirt Metal sound: designing their own line in life and in music. For them, there is no other way. TEXAS HIPPIE COALITION are committed to crafting a unique, original and thoroughly raucous brand of music that’s born of both life experience and a respect for rock ‘n’ roll’s forefathers. What exactly is Red Dirt Metal? Take outlaw country, toss in a dash of Southern-fried classic rock and mix it with some potent Texas power grooves and you’ve got a combustible sonic cocktail on your hands.TEXAS HIPPIE COALITION’s 2014 release Ride On hit #8 on the iTunes Rock Album chart, #5 on the Billboard Hard Music Chart, and #4 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart. 2012’s Peacemaker spent 30+ weeks on the Billboard Heatseekers chart and 17+ weeks on the Hard Music Chart. Dark Side of Black aims to smash those records and bring on a whole new chapter of THC.
Album:
Hard rockers Texas Hippie Coalition are ready to return with their 9th and 10th full-length offering, Band Of Outlaws and Stoned Cowboys, on August 13th.They are releasing two albums simultaneously: Band of Outlaws, which is the red dirt metal, bone-crushing style that fans are accustomed to, and Stoned Cowboys, which, while still trademark THC heavy, incorporates familiar country music instrumentation and lyrics.The songs on Band of Outlaws are similar to the persona of lead vocalist Big Dad Ritch: Loud, heavy and intimidating. Just Like Johnny Cash features the crunchy, heavily distorted palm-muted rhythm guitar of Corban Vincent and the soaring lead guitars of Nevada Romo as Ritch growls “I wasn’t meant to wear white, I was meant to wear black, just like Johnny Cash.” In Lone Star State Line, the instrumentation is just as bruising as Ritch declares proudly, “I’m Texas born y’all, and American made. And like old glory, these colors do not fade.”Ruff Rider is perhaps the heaviest song in the collection. It’s the sonic equivalent of attempting to hang on while riding a mechanical—or even a real bull. Pure headbanging red dirt metal, all the way.Stoned Cowboys brings a interesting twist to THC’s signature sound. It’s still raw and heavy, but the instrumentation is fleshed out with some classic country trademarks: Soaring, mournful pedal steel guitar on Writing Songs in the Rain and High in the Saddle. Damned Ol’ Country Song features a fiddle solo, and Put the Gun Down has an acoustic guitar intro.The most interesting song, lyric-wise is No Relation. Ritch sings that he’s not related to Johnny Cash, Hank Williams Jr, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Ray Wylie Hubbard and David Allen Coe, but just the same, “I’m an outlaw like those outlaw men.” The two albums have really great crossover potential: Headbangers and outlaw country folks might discover that they actually have a lot in common.
Line Up:
Big Dad Ritch – Lead Vocals
Nevada Romo – Lead Guitars
Corban Vincent – Guitars
LaRado Romo – Bass
Joey Mandigo – Drums, percussion
Tracklist:
01. No Mercy for the Wicked
02. Checkmate
03. Wreckage of a Good Man
04. Midwest Mile
05. The Beer Song
06. Ride to Ruin
07. The Bleeding Sun
08. Silver Bullet
09. Love is a Loaded Gun
10. Cowboy’s Lullaby
Download links for all albums only on our blog here: http://goodmetalandhar.do.am/