Bad Livers are one of those transformative bands you come across in life. When this album came out I was a young 20’s kid listening to rock ‘n roll, punk & whatever else would shake my brain. The opening track does just that – It jumps out to a ripping start, grabs your attention and then perfectly bounces through so many different aspects of what bluegrass is capable of. Changing tempos, beautiful musicianship, captivating lyrics, singing dogs and more! @dannybarnesbanjo & @nolarubinchik showed me the light! It’s experimental and the production isn’t overly implicit, which only helps Horses In The Mines to become a most excellent 51 minutes well spent.
