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Rumbleseat
Released 2004

Cursing Concrete
03:02
614 plays

Trestles
03:18
594 plays

Restless
05:21
568 plays

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- 1
- California Burritos
- 02:23
- 567 plays

- 2
- Cursing Concrete
- 03:02
- 614 plays

- 3
- Trestles
- 03:18
- 594 plays

- 4
- Picker
- 03:01
- 433 plays

- 5
- Jackson
- 02:37
- 352 plays

- 6
- Restless
- 05:21
- 568 plays

- 7
- Shithouse Rat
- 02:14
- 344 plays

- 8
- Moonshiner
- 04:35
- 420 plays

- 9
- Saturn in Crosshairs
- 04:23
- 387 plays

- 10
- Chattanooga Bend
- 02:59
- 336 plays

- 11
- Sea of Heartbreak
- 02:40
- 385 plays

- 12
- Rye Whiskey
- 01:56
- 330 plays

- 13
- [Untitled Track]
- 03:52
- 143 plays

- 14
- [Untitled Track]
- 03:25
- 117 plays

- 15
- [Untitled Track]
- 04:22
- 126 plays

- 16
- [Untitled Track]
- 03:14
- 111 plays

- 17
- [Untitled Track]
- 05:01
- 112 plays

- 18
- [Untitled Track]
- 01:49
- 148 plays

album review

No mere side project for Hot Water Music's Chuck Ragan and Chris Wollard, Rumbleseat is a radical departure from the distorted roar of the pair's primary outfit. Acoustic in presentation, this 14-song self-titled entry is sure to take many HWM fans where they've never been before. Opener "California Burritos" is a striking piece of unplugged punk -- it's raw, emotive, and instantly gratifying. Equally good is the raggle-taggle tact of "Cursing Concrete," which puts a Gaelic slant on the band's presentation. Stripped down but as anthemic as anything on Caution, the song finds Ragan, Wollard, and third member/bassist Samantha Jones -- formerly of the Crustaceans -- harmonizing in tandem with exceptional results. Material like the hauntingly melodic "Restless" and the whiskey-soaked, countrified back-porch approach of "Picker" leaves less of an impression (but is solid just the same), making the Dylan-esque harmonica-laden "Trestles" the standout on this brave and impressive debut. ~ John D. Luerssen, All Music Guide