The global momentum for Duck That Jeep continues to build. Apricot Magazine recently featured the track, praising the Peningo Riders for turning a grassroots roadside tradition into a worldwide Southern Rock staple.
Here are some great quotes from the article:
“What makes Duck That Jeep stand out immediately is that it never feels gimmicky… it roars forward with a gritty Texas shuffle that owes more to sweat-soaked club stages than internet culture. There is a raw, swampy energy to the guitars…”
“Critics have been quick to point out that this is not a joke stretched into three minutes… The shuffle rhythm, steeped in blues and Southern rock tradition, carries the song forward with confidence. It feels dusty, muscular, and joyful all at once.”
“Duck That Jeep is a debut in the truest sense. It introduces a band that understands tradition without being trapped by it, and modern culture without pandering to it.”
Read the full feature at Apricot Magazine here: Peningo Riders Turn a Roadside Ritual Into a Global Rock Anthem – Apricot Magazine
https://www.threads.com/@apricot.mag/post/DTlqZjQl_H5