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Those Poor Bastards

Those Poor Bastards
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Powered by Audioscrobbler™Those Poor Bastards play miserable and primitive old-time gothic country music. Lonesome Wyatt (guitar, vocals) and The Minister (banjo, bass, etc.) are both legally certified holiness preachers.

Discography:
2005.10.27 - Country Bullshit EP
2005.11.22 - Songs Of Desperation
2007.02.22 - Hellfire Hymns
2008.03.11 - The Plague
2008.10.31 - Satan Is Watching
2009.10.31 - Abominations EP / Black Dog Yodel 7" (w/ Skelton)
2010.06.15 - Gospel Haunted / Gospel Outtakes 7"
2011.07.26 - Is This Hell? 7"
2012.09.11 - Behold The Abyss
2014.10.08 - Vicious Losers

"Those Poor Bastards are the best gothic country I have heard yet to this day. The depressing gloomy vocals coming out of this drifter named Lonesome Wyatt has hints of Marilyn Manson to Nick Cave, Throw Rag and maybe even a hint of a demented Adam Ant with a shot of a pilled up Johnny Cash... And The Minister is backing up Lonesome Wyatt with a style that is a cross between erie strung out folk music with a creepy blend of The Nightmare Before Christmas!!!!!!!!!"
— Hank Williams III

"Even in a crisp digital format, the new Songs of Desperation sounds as if Harry Smith dug it out of some trunk in a long-abandoned Mississippi shack that was once shared by The Cramps, Nick Cave, and the Louvin Brothers. The miserable, primitive duo carries on as if the graveyard is but a step ahead, the devil a step behind, and there's hell to pay in every direction."
— The Onion
Those Poor Bastards's Official Web Site is located right here: http://www.thosepoorbastards.com/ There is alot of good information to be found here on this very unique Band.
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