"What if we acclimate and call this isolation a date," sings Patterson Hood, who recorded the song remotely with his bandmates
Song appeared on DBT's 2003 album, 'Decoration Day,' the band's first LP with Isbell as a member
Songwriter is at home in Portland, Oregon, with his family, cranking the Clash and Big Star
Lead singer Patterson Hood sounds genuinely exhausted as he sings, “I’m sorry to my children/Sorry what they see/Sorry for the world that they’ll inherit from me"
The roots-rockers' politically charged 12th album reminds us why they're one of our most vital bands.
“Being the old rocker that I am, it was really fun,” the Hedwig star explains
Sharp-edged track is the latest release from the group's upcoming album, 'The Unraveling'
Track will appear on band's upcoming LP, The Unraveling, out in January
45 and 15 years after their releases, Good Old Boys and The Dirty South still speak to the best and worse impulses in America
From "Sweet Home Alabama" to "Carolina in My Mind," we count down the top tunes celebrating life below the Mason-Dixon
