Original Release Date: October 15, 2013. Label: GroundSwell Music. Total Length: 39:22. Singer Jon Landry explains the band's motivation to write the acoustic album as follows: „There was no motive to write "For King and Country" other than trying to challenge ourselves. As songwriters, we always have an axe to grind in terms of lyrical expression. That will never change. Our world is too fucked up to let things slide. Be forewarned that the lyrics tend to lean towards the sarcastic side at times. I'm told sarcasm is the lowest form of wit, but then again some people take art way to seriously. All that aside, it was our collective desire to return to the core of what makes our band tick; western folk music and the vast expanse of form and style in which it presents itself. We love John Prine and Tommy Emmanuel. We lose our shit over Planxty and Neil Young. Ricky Skaggs is the man. To date, we've made a couple rock and roll records that we are proud of and that we will always stand behind. Rest assured to the initiated, we will continually attempt to peel the paint off the walls of your local tavern, legion, youth centre or arena. We haven't gone soft. In fact, I think we went harder. We hope you enjoy listening to "For King and Country" as much as we did making it, as a group of friends jamming in a cottage over a few nights full of whiskey, cheer and song. Exactly the way we started our band in the first place.“

1. The Bloody Dotted Line [04:13]
2. Whistle And A Grin [02:55]
3. Mariner’s Grave [03:46]
4. Hard Miles [03:04]
5. For Empire And Flag Instrumentals: The Druken Bridesmaids / Megeney’s Wake / Last Of The Red Tories[04:37]
6. Vermilion River [04:32]
7. A Free Country [03:40]
8. Son Of A Landless Man [03:23]
9. Up The Mountain [03:36]
10. The Battle Of Nowhere [05:36]

Original Release Date: March 23, 2018. Label: GroundSwell Music. Total Length: 45:15. http://spillmagazine.com/spill-track...-afraid-world/