Brewster New Jersey
Brewster's 'Honey Shake Me' is an album of transit, a collection of highway songs - there's a "welcome to" state sign at
every track break. White lines and stop signs beating a steady rhythm as the nation metls and warps, like a vinyl copy of "This Land is Your Land" left on the dashboard.
They're a stone-cold, wide-armed band, welcoming any and all twangy, emotive music to gather under the tent.
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