Name: Trailer Bride
Brand: Trailer Bride

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Default:19

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Redeye

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Limited edition

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Extended format: No

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Rough Trade Exclusive: No

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Signed copies: No

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Bonus disc: No

Release date

2022-12-02

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CDYEP3028

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634457076259

Artist

Trailer Bride

Label EU

Yep Roc

Genre EU

Rock-Pop

Yep Roc is a US label that was founded by two music enthusiasts in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. With a passion for discovering and promoting talented artists, Yep Roc has become a prominent name in the music industry. Known for its diverse roster of *artists* and commitment to quality music, the label has established itself as a trusted source for music lovers worldwide.

Since its inception, Yep Roc has been dedicated to providing a platform for both emerging and established *performers*. The label's extensive catalog features an impressive range of genres including rock, folk, Americana, indie pop, and more. With an unwavering focus on artistic integrity and innovation, Yep Roc continues to push boundaries and challenge musical conventions.

With their headquarters located in Chapel Hill - a vibrant hub of creativity - Yep Roc remains deeply rooted in their local community while making waves on a global scale. Their dedication to supporting independent musicians sets them apart from other labels in the industry. Whether you're searching for timeless classics or exciting new releases, Yep Roc is your go-to destination for discovering exceptional music.

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Trailer Bride's remarkably self-assured debut features many of the best songs in the North Carolina-based band's entire alt-country catalogue. Distinguishing herself from many of her peers with her deadpanned and droll delivery, lead singer and multi-instrumentalist Melissa Swingle sounds at once bemused and bored by life, as she winks and smirks her way through lines like "She might just win a million off of Ed McMahon." The result is a slightly sassy, slightly cynical trip through the bleary-eyed backwoods of Trailer Bride: from the rockin' rollicking "Let Mama Drive" to the slow-paced sway of "Arrowheads," the foursome's self-titled album is rarely anything but entirely depressing in its rustic realism, as Swingle confesses that she "can't see nothin' worth dying for." For fans of the most desolate, macabre country music, however, Trailer Bride is certainly somethin' worth living for.

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