THOSE DARLINS - Blur The Line LP garage except for with each other

except for with each other

It has the laid-back grace of Backwards Sam Firk’s The True Blues and Gospel

and groundbreaking visuals of Witzig’s incredible 1969 surf film of the same name

Neil Young and Sonic Youth

Production values are basically nonexistent

THOSE DARLINS - Blur The Line LP garage except for with each otherTennessee art cowpunk quartet Those Darlins' third album, Blur the Line, is their best. No longer a trio of girls aiming to please with their looks, the band is now equal parts ladies and dudes. With this lineup, the group have hit their stride. Here, they meld CBGB style proto punk to barroom country and Stones y rock 'n' roll. Whether they're slow burning across "That Man," pop stomping out "Baby Mae," or Ramones ing through "Optimist," Those