Delta 88

By Melissa Giannini

Feb 7, 2001 at 12:00 am

Audio By Carbonatix

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Delta 88

The perfect sonic companion for lonely nights, tears and beer, Delta 88 softly welcomes you in, dries your eyes and offers a swift kick in the ass to send you on your way back out into the bad, bad world. After only just a few years together, these guys already have the tragic rusty weariness of a traditional country-western rock band. The treasure is in the hints of possibility, however, found in a muted funk-jazz infused upright bass or a swing-your-partner- in-the-small-space-between- the-bar-and-stage melody.