The Rubber Knife Gang’s third full length is out worldwide today.

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Truly inspired musicians don’t just mimic their influences. They grab ’em in a bear hug, rassle, prod, tease and twist them, and somehow make everything sound new and better. That’s what Hank, John and Willie, aka “the Rubber Knife Gang”,  have done yet again on their fantastic new release “Broken Lines.” –Bob Hust, Blue Snakes & Banjos, WAIF FM

“Broken Lines” has essentially everything that made “Drivin’ On” so fascinating: catchy and beautiful melodies, clever lyrics and, last but not least, the unique harmony singing. There are songs to sing along with, songs to dance to, songs to dream to.-Mellows Log Cabin

I think the Rubber Knife Gang is one of those throwback bands, but I don’t mean these guys should have lived during the Bill Monroe era or their lyrics sound like they were written 100 years ago.   It’s more like somebody took away Curt Cobain’s electric instruments, so he decided to make a string band… and let Dave Grohl play banjo. – Cincymusic.com

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It’s not very difficult to become a fan of the Rubber Knife Gang.  There are a lot of string bands around town whose styles range from the most traditional to more modern versions of folk themes.  I love bands made up of musicians who have really delved into their roots and found their voices in a different time.  I think the Rubber Knife Gang is one of those throwback bands, but I don’t mean these guys should have lived during the Bill Monroe era or their lyrics sound like they were written 100 years ago.   It’s more like somebody took away Curt Cobain’s electric instruments, so he decided to make a string band… and let Dave Grohl play banjo.

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Midpoint and Bunbury founder Bill Donabedian will unleash the lineup for his latest creation tomorrow.  “A three day, six stage, country music bash on the bank of the Ohio river in Cincinnati, Ohio”.

The Event is self described as Bunbury’s little brother from the South.

Official Website can be found here

In honor of the 50th anniversary of the Beatles unleashing fun and fury in America, All You Need Is Love: A Beatles Tribute Concert presents a singular Beatles experience.
The cast of over 20 world renowned Beatles tribute musicians have come together to offer the world’s only live concert of the Beatles masterpiece “Love”.

For more information check out the Official All You Need is Love Beatles Tribute Website

“The Rubber Knife Gang is a bluegrass outfit out of southwestern Ohio.  Their second effort, Drivin’ On, is an upbeat little affair that has put a smile on my face all day.  “Little Affair” isn’t really a great description.  This album has all the feel of a comfortable day out on the porch, kicking back with an ice-cold beverage.  It’s all kinds of good. ”

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“Overall, Drivin’ On is a tight studio effort that captures the essence of a live band that can finish each other’s sentences. It strikes you as a record you’ve been listening to for years even before you finish the first pass. I wish this had come out closer to Memorial Day than Labor Day as it would have stayed in my CD changer all summer.”

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“Assuming that the fans are not afraid of experimentation, the Rubber Knife Gang could very well be the future of bluegrass. Of course, that is a lot to ask of bluegrass fans who tend to cling too heavily to tradition. But even if they don’t become bluegrass stars, they will remain one of the best underground bands in the Americana scene and this will remain one of the best albums of the year.”

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