Tobacco City's album 'Horses' evokes a vivid slice of American life, blending themes of nostalgia, struggle, and hope within its sound. The vocal harmonies are straightforward yet poignant, reminiscent of classic duos while deeply connecting listeners to their experiences. The songs explore the lives of small-town characters, with tales rich in emotional depth, highlighting both desolation and beauty. Notable tracks like 'Time' showcase the album's transcendence, offering a compelling mix of instrumentals and storytelling that resonates with those familiar with life's ups and downs.
"Tobacco City's version of America smells like diner grease and cheap weed, and it sounds like hope on minimum wage."
"Part of the record's charm is the businesslike way the vocals pair - no runs, no frills, just harmonies and the assertive charm of veteran storytellers."
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