may not be perfectly polished, but it does establish their sound, attitude, and quirks. Simply put, it's a dirty little record, filled with fuzzy guitars, barrelhouse rhythms, dirty jokes, and Texan slang. They have a good, ballsy sound that hits at gut level, and if the record's not entirely satisfying, it's because they're still learning how to craft records -- which means that they're still learning pacing as much as they're learning how to assemble a set of indelible material. Too much of this record glides by on its sound, without offering any true substance, but the tracks that really work -- and among them -- show that from their very first record on, was that lil' ol' band from Texas. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine