The South's New Children of the revolution. Tucked away in the hills of northern Georgia, these boys are out to bring back a little thing called soul to southern rock and roll....... with a passionate, and honest approach... these boys come down from the hills, with songs of simple life, and dreams of a genuine understanding of friendship and love, heartache and hardships.
A review from author William McCanless from Savannah, Georgia:
When one first catches the tune of The Silver City Rustlers, the members involved immediately become superfluous, as do the subtleties of life in general. Fields of green and oak trees instead replace the dark concrete and honking horns of daily life. Here we find the sound of our childhood dreams, the memories of our young aspirations. The door of life seemingly so far away, so rich in treasures of the mind and youthful spirit are immediately opened and accessible no matter what age we have become or what part of our lives have led us to delve so desperately into normality. These memoirs of long endless days combined with fast strung out nights seeping through the north Georgia mountains out into the many facets of America are, without a doubt, the sound of our lost children and lost generation found, once again, through the music and experiences of Chad Larrimore and Damon Moon. The only thing I, or any other human being, needs to know about these two amazing song writers is that the sounds seeping from their very soul are sincere and honest, any other definition or attempt at understanding the power coming from these two children of the used revolution would be an attempt at discovering the overall amazingness and comfort the south in itself brings to all searching souls. So listen and close your eyes behind the vices that give you release, because The Silver City Rustlers are rolling through your town.-william m.
