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  Hear Daughn Gibson's 'You Don't Fade,' Trip-Hop Americana Style

  May 21, 2013 – Honky-tonk crooner and sample-happy strangeoid Daughn Gibson will release his first album for Sub Pop on July 9, and Me Moan is shaping up to be a powerful follow-up to his 2012 SPIN Essential All Hell. …
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  Daughn Gibson Signs to Sub Pop, Shares Drawling and Dynamic 'The Sound of Law'

  April 24, 2013 – Daughn Gibson's music is as rich as his back story. The guy is a "honkey-tonk spaceman who, at one time, earned his daily wage as a truck driver," as SPIN's David Bevan put it in the review for All Hell, the Pennsylvania musician's break-out album. …
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  Fun Fun Fun Fest 2012's 20 Best Sets

  November 5, 2012 – This past weekend, Austin's seventh annual Fun Fun Fun Fest saw the once-modest, mid-autumn gathering finally metamorphose from off-season distraction to a festival-season staple capable of attracting more than just Ryan Gosling and a few local punks (and thanks to the Austin Music Office, SPIN was hanging in a sweet ATX Airstream). …
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  Daughn Gibson: Stoner Punk Morphs Into Honky-Tonk Crooner

  September 19, 2012 – Who: A one-time truck driver, as well as a drummer for Pennsylvania blues-punks Pearls and Brass, Josh Martin is a newly minted Sub Pop signee now working under the nom de plume Daughn Gibson (a sly nod to country legend Don Gibson, of “Sweet Dreams” fame). …
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• Daughn Gibson, 'All Hell' (White Denim)

  June 6, 2012 – Daughn Gibson, the former drummer for Pennsylvania blooz-punks Pearls and Brass, boasts a rich, toffee'd baritone that puts him in a long line of men's men and cowboy storytellers, with Lee Hazelwood as perhaps the most prominent. …
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  5 Best New Artists for March '12

  March 1, 2012 –  …
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  First Spin: Daughn Gibson's Country-Noir 'Lookin' Back on '99'

  February 13, 2012 – "Lookin' Back on '99," the new track from Daughn Gibson's forthcoming debut, All Hell, is a spooky, atmospheric slice of electronically enhanced backwoods creepiness. Surrounded by echoed electric guitar, sinister rhythm patterns, and cutting synth, Gibson — former drummer for Pennsylvania stoner-metal outfit Pearls & Brass — unfurls an unsettling, elliptical tale in a gritty baritone. …
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