One Drop of Truth

| The Wood Brothers

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One Drop of Truth

One Drop of Truth is a studio album by The Wood Brothers, released on February 2, 2018 -Wikipedia

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  • American Song Writer

    Their music is unique and instantly identifiable, high praise indeed for brothers that have seemingly become tighter and more focused as their professional liaison has matured.  

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  • Glide Magazine

    This seventh studio record offers so satisfying an experience, it will whet the appetite to hear the earlier efforts of this now certifiably great band.  

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  • Entertainment Focus

    2018 - It’s packed with quirky and vivid imagery, bluesy, funky grooves and strong harmonies which give it a fun and carefree feel, and reveals more about itself on every listen. 

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  • All Music

    a bit of Bob Dylan, a jigger of John Prine, a drop or two of Muddy Waters, and a whole lot of the Band -- it's easily their most laid-back and lived-in sounding collection to date  

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  • American Music Show

    The Wood Brothers play truly cosmic American music, an earthy blend of folk, country, blues and rock that wrestles with the highs and lows of life. 

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  • Americana Highways

    that mix of song styles at different tempos really creates that kind of holistic album listening experience that sometimes is amiss in contemporary music production 

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  • Lexgo

    Given the organic openness of the music and the message, the tune tells us The Wood Brothers sound just fine when sounding like themselves. 

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  • Something Else Reviews

    ten fresh songs held together not by some lofty theme but independent stories that share this confessional thread 

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  • Paste Magazine

    The harmonies of hope and dread run through One Drop of Truth 

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  • Rolling Stone

    For the first time, the trio drifts effortlessly (but not aimlessly) between styles as diverse as plaintive country folk and electrified blues funk 

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  • AXS

    you get plenty of everything you'd expect from this band and some that you might not expect 

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  • Elmore Magazine

    Running the gamut from acoustic country-folk to slide-infused funk and jazzy jam band style, as you listen across the ten tracks, it’s an impressive display of musicianship and songwriting. 

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  • Americana UK

    On this work they have a bluesy style which is redolent of the deep south (although the band hail from elsewhere) and after much time together they are starting to display a multitude of influences. 

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  • Building Our Own Nashville

    a thoroughly enjoyable album with interesting storytelling lyrics, expressive, majestic melodies and soothing vocals and a fine example of true artistry 

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  • Thank Folk for That

    it’s all great!  

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  • Medium

    t sounds like three guys in a room playing and singing their asses off, and I love every bit. 

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  • Mother Church Pew

    Though every song has its own unique personality, each fits into the album’s diverse landscape like an essential piece of a brightly-textured puzzle. We can’t get enough of this album, and that’s the truth. 

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  • Dusted Magazine

    Even as the album’s often joyful, always human stories unfold and crackle with inspiration, intoxication or love, the haunting sense of irreparable change lingers.  

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  • Tomorrow's Verse

    Modern yet timeless, The Wood Brothers continue to maintain an integral role as an anchor in the folk-rock genre, giving an often stale musical style a breath of fresh air and reminding people like myself what made us love the genre in the first place. 

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  • Blurt

    The Wood brothers have put out a career-defining album. But they’ve been just as brilliant from the beginning; now it’s time for the rest of the world to finally realize that. 

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  • The Music Hall

    they put faith in themselves and ultimately their audience by writing and recording a collection of songs that is honest and pure 

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  • Independent Clauses

    a ten-track collection that drifts away from their normal, concept-oriented fare into a deeper level of sonic genius 

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  • Train Wreck'd Society

    This album is so perfectly varied in sound and style, yet continues with the same brilliant sound that their fans have come to expect. 

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  • Chronogram

    chock-full of singalong choruses, many of them grinningly happy, in tone if not always in lyric 

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  • NYS Music

    The trio’s first five albums seem to tell a story based around the album title, while One Drop of Truth feels more like a portfolio of themes, sounds and spaces. 

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