Greek dark/folk country band :Skull & Dawn: has released a new lyric video for their haunting track "Knoxville Girl" from their second full-length, The Harvest, officially out tomorrow (17 October) through The Circle Music. "Knoxville Girl" is a traditional murder ballad that tells a dark tale of love, violence, and regret. The band's unique rendition of the classic folk tune, infused with their signature blend of American folklore and dark Americana, brings a fresh intensity to the centuries-old story.
This follows the release of the first single, "Down To Hell (Black Cat Bar)", which tells a story of late-night revelry and a dark descent. The band describes it as an "urban ceremony" filled with banjos, distorted guitars, percussion, chains and "lots of alcohol", culminating in a fall into a "dark well" that leads straight to hell.
Listen to and watch the lyric video for "Knoxville Girl" right below. The previously released single "Down To Hell (Black Cat Bar)", and more album details can be found over HERE. Link
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