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    The Cadillac Three

    Feb 04, 2020 1 minute
    Emma Johnston

    Country Fuzz BIG MACHINE

    Crack open a cold one for the Nashville country boys’ fourth.

    Four albums in, and The Cadillac Three are experimenting with Philip Glass-style atmospherics, and dour lyrics exploring the perilous state of the planet’s changing is right there in the title, which stands as a sort of manifesto for their approach to life.

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