Creaky Crooked Woman has a funky, bluesy sound to it. There are nods to acts as diverse as The Rolling Stones, Jethro Tull, and Primus in the overall instrumentation that is present here. The funky, gonzo type of take that War Panties create here calls back to the halcyon days of the 1970s, but there’s a brightness and vitality to this composition that speaks to modern generations perfectly.
Delaware Cornfields is as pure Americana as a track can be. War Panties ties up a nice set of influences as wide-ranging as Woody Guthrie and Flatt and Scruggs all while inserting their own unique style to the song. Taken together, these tracks showcase two distinct sides for the act.
War Panties “Creaky Crooked Woman” and “Delaware Cornfields” / Instagram /
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