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Sol Driven Train

Dance

2015-05-15

The only group where you can find such an eclectic blend of folk, funk, pop, southern rock, and a slew of other genres is Sol Driven Train, a 6-piece from South Carolina. This rootsy, all-american band breaks the barriers of labels through 11 strange tracks filled with an impressive array of instrumentality and queer but approachable lyrics. Tight harmonies and a strong horn section are ever-present throughout, with professional quality from each member. Dance is certainly something you can’t hear anywhere else.

review by Ben

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