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DS Review: Vinnie Stigma Goes Country With New Album “The Outlaw Vinnie Stigma”
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DS Review: Vinnie Stigma Goes Country With New Album “The Outlaw Vinnie Stigma”
Many a punk rocker have found themselves diving into the country pool over the years. From Jello Biafra’s collaboration with Mojo Nixon and the Toad Lickers in ‘94 to Mike Ness’ solo outlaw country material in ‘99, plenty of legends in the scene have traded their docs for cowboy boots, to varying degrees of success. It’s easy to fall into the realm of parody when playing in this particular sandbox, if it’s not approached with an understanding an…
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