Gaining traction with their brand of trashgrass n’ blues, the Tejon Street Corner Thieves out of Colorado Springs step into the spotlight with their latest tribute to traditional Americana and folk music, Stolen Goods. Released on May 7 via Liar’s Club Records/Regime Music Group, Stolen Goods sees the band preserving a collection of antique songs that have been passed down for well over a hundred years, reconditioned with the band’s animated liveliness. Known to pray at the altar of firewater and suds, the Tejon Street Corner Thieves have spent the past six years or so, delivering banjo-infused drinkin’ songs. The band’s bar stool-style blues, often expressed through the filter of a Jim Beam bottle, is rooted in classic country, folk, and bluegrass music, with...
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