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Photo of the MomentPressBloodline reviewed in Lonestar Music MagazineThere are times and moods that call for country music to be a bit rough around the edges and ornery. On Bloodline, Miles From Nowhere deliver on this belief. Echoes of country, rock, the blues and the Outlaw movement mingle together to make this album a contemporary southern rock success. Produced by Dan Baird of Georgia Satellites fame, Bloodline, is full of crunchy guitars that bounce and good ol' boy lyrics that bite.The title track kicks off the album and the rolling guitar intro and vocal delivery demonstrate a strong Neil Young influence. The 9513 Country MusicBy Brody Vercher Miles From Nowhere finished setting up around 8:30 and began their high energy set. These guys are actually signed to Shiner Records, a sub-label of Palo Duro Records (somebody correct me if I’m wrong). The lead singer talked with a heavy Texas twang, and was quite humorous. The band leaned towards rock and had a ton of energy. Buddy MagazineBy Tom Geddie "Miles from Nowhere is a young country-rock band with a potentially fine future. Bloodline, the group’s second CD, is an attitude filled romp through a youthful, rough-edged, macho land where there’s ample hope for realization, despite all the burned bridges. Venues and EventsAdair's - Dallas, TX Chattahippie Music Festival - Chattanooga, TN |
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