Bones Owens Best Western Vinyl LP Opaque Red Colour 2025
1. Before I'm in the Grave
2. Come Down to It
3. In the Wind
4. Old Time Low
5. Sunday Fix
6. Pay No Mind
7. Best Western feat. Yelawolf
8. Silver Spoon Blues
9. Talkin' Loud
10. My Baby's Gone
11. Radiator Soup
12. Demolition
13. Here Is Not My Home
Best Western, the new self-produced album from Bones Owens, showcases the artist​ at his most restless and unfiltered. Released through Thirty Tigers (Sturgill Simpson,​ Smashing Pumpkins), this marks Owens’ third full-length with the label. Across 15​ tracks, Owens expands his signature blend of gritty rock, blues, and alternative​ influences into darker, more cinematic territory, exploring themes of restlessness,​ isolation, mortality, and the pull of the open road. Anchored by standout tracks like the brooding “In the Wind,†the breakneck “All Time​ Low,†and the aching, confessional ballad “Sunday Fix,†Best Western also features the​ title track with longtime collaborator Yelawolf, a pairing that underscores Owens’​ instinct for pushing genre lines and defying expectations. A veteran collaborator with artists like Yelawolf, Mikky Ekko, and Jelly Roll, and a​ relentless touring presence alongside acts like Kaleo, Koe Wetzel, and Whiskey Myers,​ Owens channels his experience into a record that feels as lived-in and​ uncompromising as the stories it tells.
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$10.80Bones Owens Best Western Vinyl LP Opaque Red Colour 2025
1. Before I'm in the Grave
2. Come Down to It
3. In the Wind
4. Old Time Low
5. Sunday Fix
6. Pay No Mind
7. Best Western feat. Yelawolf
8. Silver Spoon Blues
9. Talkin' Loud
10. My Baby's Gone
11. Radiator Soup
12. Demolition
13. Here Is Not My Home
Best Western, the new self-produced album from Bones Owens, showcases the artist​ at his most restless and unfiltered. Released through Thirty Tigers (Sturgill Simpson,​ Smashing Pumpkins), this marks Owens’ third full-length with the label. Across 15​ tracks, Owens expands his signature blend of gritty rock, blues, and alternative​ influences into darker, more cinematic territory, exploring themes of restlessness,​ isolation, mortality, and the pull of the open road. Anchored by standout tracks like the brooding “In the Wind,†the breakneck “All Time​ Low,†and the aching, confessional ballad “Sunday Fix,†Best Western also features the​ title track with longtime collaborator Yelawolf, a pairing that underscores Owens’​ instinct for pushing genre lines and defying expectations. A veteran collaborator with artists like Yelawolf, Mikky Ekko, and Jelly Roll, and a​ relentless touring presence alongside acts like Kaleo, Koe Wetzel, and Whiskey Myers,​ Owens channels his experience into a record that feels as lived-in and​ uncompromising as the stories it tells.
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1. Before I'm in the Grave
2. Come Down to It
3. In the Wind
4. Old Time Low
5. Sunday Fix
6. Pay No Mind
7. Best Western feat. Yelawolf
8. Silver Spoon Blues
9. Talkin' Loud
10. My Baby's Gone
11. Radiator Soup
12. Demolition
13. Here Is Not My Home
Best Western, the new self-produced album from Bones Owens, showcases the artist​ at his most restless and unfiltered. Released through Thirty Tigers (Sturgill Simpson,​ Smashing Pumpkins), this marks Owens’ third full-length with the label. Across 15​ tracks, Owens expands his signature blend of gritty rock, blues, and alternative​ influences into darker, more cinematic territory, exploring themes of restlessness,​ isolation, mortality, and the pull of the open road. Anchored by standout tracks like the brooding “In the Wind,†the breakneck “All Time​ Low,†and the aching, confessional ballad “Sunday Fix,†Best Western also features the​ title track with longtime collaborator Yelawolf, a pairing that underscores Owens’​ instinct for pushing genre lines and defying expectations. A veteran collaborator with artists like Yelawolf, Mikky Ekko, and Jelly Roll, and a​ relentless touring presence alongside acts like Kaleo, Koe Wetzel, and Whiskey Myers,​ Owens channels his experience into a record that feels as lived-in and​ uncompromising as the stories it tells.
