Hank Williams III - Damn Right Rebel Proud

Don't look for any apologies on Damn Right Rebel Proud, the sixth album from Hank Williams III. Filled with a self-described 'Jekyll and Hyde' mix of disturbingly dark stuff and 'good ol' country.'

The straight-talkin' third-generation rebel's new album follows the fierce and edgy Straight to Hell, which broke all the rules of country music while still managing to honour its traditions.

Recorded in Hank III's east Tennessee home with friends over a two-week period, Damn Right Rebel Proud's magnum opus is the 10-minute symphony in three movements P.F.F. (you can guess what it stands for), which Hank describes as 'a high-energy, get-drunk singalong.'

There’s some disturbingly dark stuff on the album, like 3 Shades of Black, which climaxes with a bloodcurdling horror-core scream, and Stoned & Alone, Hank's corrosive take on a cryin'-in-your-beer country ballad, aches like a hangover after a three-day bender.

• The Grand Ole Opry (Ain't So Grand)
• Wild & Free
• Me & My Friends
• Six Pack Of Beer
• I Wish I Knew
• If You Can't Help Your Own
• Candidate For Suicide
• H8 Line
• Long Hauls & Calls
• Stoned And Alone
• P.F.F.
• 3 Shades Of Black
• Workin Man