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Backstage with Deadstring Brothers

Posted on May 15, 2013September 1, 2013 by Emily McBride

Listen up.  I got to hang backstage with Nashville-by-way-of-Detroit-based Deadstring Brothers at their show at the 40 Watt, and now you get to listen in and pretend you were there.

They’ve been compared to 70’s-era Rolling Stones.  They have been called a country band.  They’ve been called a blues band.  Whatever they are – I’d say a cocktail of all of the above – it works, and we are ready for more.

I sat down with Kurtis Marschke (the original Deadstring Brother) and J.D. Mack to talk about their new album, Cannery Row, as well as Nashville’s influence on their sound, their experience at South by Southwest, and their upcoming album and tour.  So have a gander, and then go stalk their music.

Emily McBride
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Emily is an over-enthusiastic lover of music, books, movies, fashion, and culture in general. Her love of music spans across all genres (what is a genre anymore? she waxes poetic to herself), though she was nursed on true punk and will never understand “redneck country” music – tractors are not and cannot be sexy. Emily currently lives in Brooklyn, NY and considers herself to be a great wit, though she is still waiting on validation from a credible source.

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