Album: The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band, Between the Ditches (SideOneDummy)

Thursday 02 August 2012 17:27 BST

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The Reverend Peyton's brooding baritone bark is the vocal equivalent of a scowl, perfect for the blues sermons bashed out by his trio on Between the Ditches.

With his wife, Breezy, serving as a one-woman amen corner, and distant cousin Aaron Persinger laying down the floppy-boot-stomp drums behind Peyton's spiky, waspish National steel slide guitar on tracks like "Something for Nothing", the result is a peculiarly infectious blues crusade, touching on themes of money, morality and social responsibility.

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Album: The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band, Between the Ditches (SideOneDummy)

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