The Defibulators Brooklyn, New York
“The Defibs are Brooklyn’s kings of alt-country—just minus the “alt.” This is true, fiddle-driven Americana here.” -VICE
(Best Unknown Brooklyn Bands)
“Roots-heavy, post-punk music that reinvents the conventions of country music with a CBGB’s-meets-Grand Ole Opry feel.” -Crawdaddy
“Carter Family-meets-Ramones” -All Music Guide
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