American rock band formed by Jakob Dylan (son of Bob Dylan); achieved mainstream breakthrough with the 1996 album Bringing Down the Horse and the single "One Headlight".

Founded by Jakob Dylan, son of Bob Dylan; commercially breakthrough with Bringing Down the Horse (1996) and the hit single "One Headlight". Discography includes albums reviewed here: The Wallflowers, Bringing Down the Horse, Breach, Red Letter Days, Rebel, Sweetheart.

DeBaser's reviews of The Wallflowers show a mix of praise and criticism. Bringing Down the Horse and its single "One Headlight" are highlighted as the band's breakthrough. Later albums (Breach, Red Letter Days, Rebel, Sweetheart) receive varied reactions for their pop roots and occasional lack of risk. Jakob Dylan's relation to his father Bob Dylan is a recurring theme in the critiques.

For:Fans of American roots/alternative rock, readers of music criticism, listeners curious about Jakob Dylan's work.

 

Red Letter Days is an album of good songs, and anyone with more or less all American music in their repertoire will find few weak points in this work.

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A decidedly mediocre and static work, for a band that will dissolve only to be reborn four years later, with an entirely different lineup alongside Dylan jr.

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That’s the effect of "Rebel, Sweetheart": making you want to do something else, whatever it may be.

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