(I've posted about a song from this album before, but that was before I knew the rest of the album.)

Reverend Glasseye and his Wooden Legs: Black River Falls

Bought it last week, from a band that's been inactive for a long time (but it's still up on bandcamp!)

And after just a few hours of looping this album, I can say this: it's a really fun album.
It's mostly got gothic folk/country style, but also reggae vibes, along with polkka, folk punk and many other genres and subsubsubgenres of which I can't figure out what they are.

Sometimes it kinda feels like music that Disco Elysium's Harry Dubois would make if he'd have a folk punk band. Sometimes it's like "Frankie Sinatra" by The Avalanches. Sometimes it's as if Johnny Cash was a satanist.

If you need more information as to what this music is like, the liner notes are probably the next best thing if you can't actually listen to it right now:

Adam Glasseye - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin, Dobro, Hammond B3, Toy Piana, Pedal Steel, Musical Saw
Piet Masone - Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Yodeling
Dennis Maher - Upright Bass, Electric Bass, Shakers, Vocals
Jon Wobesky - Trumpet, Flugel Horn
Richard Cuneo - Percussion, Vocals
Tim Maher - Drum Kit, Howitzer Drum, Vocals