Divine Providence

Divine Providence

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Ladies and gentlemen…<br><br>From the band that's been both accurately and inaccurately labeled just about everything this side of Top 40 comes a true-to-form rock-n-roll record. Scratch that, true-to-form is not Deer Tick's style. Let's start over…<br><br>Naturally, after so many years of critics praising (and making fun of) them for their "folk" and "country" sounds and hardly ever mentioning the fact that they've also recorded virtually dozens of other kinds of music, the band wanted to make a record that was truer to their live set (which has gained some notoriety): raw, loud, heartfelt, and completely uninterested in whatever the hell the rest of the music industry is up to.<br><br>To produce this record. the band recruited the team of Adam Landry and Justin Collins, who produced the debut album of McCauley's side-project Middle Brother. The results are unlike anything you've heard on a Deer Tick album, yet Deer Tick achieves something that is more raw, real, and raucous than anything they have released to date.