
This track from Once Great Estate’s eponymous release manages to mix a Southern Rock feel with that slightly unearthly sound we call Southern Gothic with lyrics that could have been robbed out from Led Zeppelin demo’s “there’s a cold wind from the North / and has come to raise the dead / It’s taken all I’ve got / just to stay ahead“. Course, it could be referencing the war between the states rather than a Tolkinesque fantasy – what the heck, once Tracy Horenbein ‘s vocal blends with Christopher Ash’s fiddle it doesn’t really matter.