The Felice Brothers' self-titled second album - and major label debut - is a ragged and exuberant record that captures the spirit of a band steeped in American folk traditions while sounding completely their own
Released in 2008, the album blends folk, country, Americana, and roots rock with a
loose, back-porch energy that feels both timeless and spontaneous - introducing The Felice Brothers as one of the most distinctive voices in modern Americana in the process, balancing old-time folk influences with a wild, unpredictable imagination. Featuring "Whiskey in My Whiskey", "Radio Song" and "Frankie's Gun!" (Their biggest
hit) the album is filled with vivid characters, dark humour, and weathered storytelling, while accordion, fiddle, piano, and rough-hewn harmonies give the record its unmistakable Catskills charm.