Review: Whiskey Myers – Whomp Whack Thunder Wiggy Thump Records (September 26th, 2025) Reviewer – Grant Foster The wonderfully titled ‘Whomp Whack Thunder‘ is the seventh studio album from this rocking country outfit from Texas. There’s a lot of muscle in the tracks on offer here that you wouldn’t necessarily identify with this style.  Dig […]

As anticipation builds for ‘Whomp Whack Thunder‘, their first new album in three years, Whiskey Myers continue to peel back the curtain on what’s to come with the release of ‘Midnight Woman’, available everywhere now. Listen here and pre-order/pre-save the album here.   Following the hard-hitting ‘Tailspin’ and fiery lead single ‘Time Bomb’ – currently climbing the Top […]

Riding high from the news last week that four of their songs have earned new RIAA Gold and Platinum certifications, genre-bending band Whiskey Myers continue to share new music with the release of ‘The Wolf’ off their forthcoming album ‘Tornillo‘, set for release July 29th via the band’s own Wiggy Thump Records with distribution by Thirty Tigers. Pre-order / pre-save the album Here. The song is the latest in a string of recent releases previewing the album, including lead single ‘John Wayne’, which is emblematic of the sound Esquire celebrates as “straight-up, booze-swilling, highway-driving, heart-on-your-sleeve, blood-on-your-knuckles country music.” […]

As anticipation grows around Whiskey Myers’ sixth studio album ‘Tornillo‘, set for release July 29th via the band’s own Wiggy Thump Records with distribution by Thirty Tigers, the group celebrated by Esquire for their “straight-up, booze-swilling, highway-driving, heart-on-your-sleeve, blood-on-your-knuckles country music” is back with even more new music with the release of new song ‘Antioch’. Carrying forward the horns and gospel-tinged […]

For genre-bending band Whiskey Myers, 2019’s self-titled and self-produced album offered a watershed moment. With Rolling Stone raving that the “irresistible” album was “the record the band was poised to make” while declaring them “the new torch bearers for Southern music” in a story titled ‘How Whiskey Myers Won Over Mick Jagger and Made the Album of Their Career’. […]