Ben Trickey Atlanta, Georgia
“Ben Trickey’s songs are about as dark as country songs get…he taps into all those lonesome cowboys—Prine, Van Zandt, even contemporaries like Jason Molina…”
-Matthew Fiander
PopMatters
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