Dawn Landes - Why They Name Whiskey After Men

Review by Thiago Thiagaum

Dawn Landes' latest album, "Why They Name Whiskey After Men," is a stunning collection of songs that showcase her musical prowess and storytelling ability. The album is a blend of folk, country, and indie rock, with Landes' haunting vocals and poetic lyrics at the forefront.

The opening track, "Traveling" sets the tone for the album with its melancholic melody and introspective lyrics. The title track, "Why They Name Whiskey After Men," is a standout with its catchy chorus and clever wordplay. The album also features collaborations with notable artists such as Justin Townes Earle on "Keep on Moving" and Lydia Loveless on "Honey Honey."

Landes' songwriting is masterful, weaving together personal experiences and universal themes with ease. Her lyrics are both introspective and relatable, exploring themes of love, loss, and self-discovery.

Summary by Thiago Thiagaum

"Why They Name Whiskey After Men" is a must-listen for fans of folk and indie rock. Landes' musical talent and storytelling ability make for a captivating and emotional listening experience.