Post-fame underdogs in the secret history of American alt-rock

Posted on: 14 February 2012

Creative Loafing Reviews Kevn Kinney & The Golden Palominos’ “a good country mile”
February 14, 2012
by Chad Radford
There’s a sense of circa 1969-’71 grit that defines A Good Country Mile — a sound that has eluded the album’s songwriters Kevn Kinney (Drivin’ n’ Cryin’) and the Golden Palominos’ Anton Fier (Pere Ubu, Feelies, Bob Mould) for most [...]

American Songwriter Magazine reviews AGCM

Posted on: 10 February 2012

Kevn Kinney
A Good Country Mile
(Kevn Kinney)
Rating: 3 Stars
by Hal Horowitz
February 9, 2012
Long time Drivin’ N’ Cryin’ mainstay Kinney has crafted a productive if not particularly commercially successful solo career away from the veteran Southern hard rockers. Now ensconced in New York City, Kinney joined with Anton Fier and his loose knit Golden Palominos collective (Fier produced [...]


Hits Daily Double reviews KK’s ‘AGCM’

Posted on: 3 February 2012

Kevn Kinney and the Golden Palominos, a good country mile (almost loaded records/Redeye): A throwback to the heyday of “pre-corporate,” classic rock, this collaboration between Atlanta-turned-Brooklyndrivin’ n cryin’ frontman Kevn Kinney and all-star new wave combo the Golden Palominos, led by drummerAnton Fier [Feelies, Pere Ubu, Bob Mould Band), claims inspiration from albums like James Gang Rides Again,Terry Reid’s River, The Faces’ First Step [...]

Sadler Vaden’s energetic performance reinvigorates Drivin’ N Cryin

Posted on: 6 January 2012

A review of Drivin’ N Cryin’ and co. at the Pour House
by Jared Booth for the Charleston City Paper
December 19, 2011
Drivin’ N Cryin’, Josh Roberts and the Hinges
The Pour House
Dec. 17
The Pour House was packed to the gills on Saturday night as music fans gathered to see the prodigal son return. Sadler Vaden, formerly the frontman [...]