Press
What the blues press has said about Tim Gibbons & The Swampbusters.
Blues Blast Magazine
Blues Blast heard a distinctly bayou-rooted sound in the Hamilton band: gritty vocals, restrained guitar, greasy harmonica and an unhurried Delta groove that keeps the record loose rather than flashy.
The review singled out the originals, the swamp-country atmosphere and the band's commitment to groove over excess.
“Tim Gibbons has the country bayou blues sound down.”
National Blues Review
The National Blues Review compared the record's feel to early Mississippi country blues, pointing to Tim's relaxed vocal delivery, slide guitar, simple harp and the easy, roots-driven chemistry of the trio.
Tracks highlighted included “Play Me Some Blues Keep It Country,” “Country Side of Town,” “Cornpone” and “Hot Money.”
Rust Magazine
Rust Magazine responded to the record with a playful love letter, celebrating the band's guitar work, down-low beats, songwriting, swagger and style.
“We love your swagger and your style.”
