In their song "Rise," The Pine Box Boys explore the connection between contemporary religion and zombies. Despite how that sounds, the song is quite touching and even tender.

The Feast of Three Arms

Rise

Over the course of four prior albums, San Francisco’s THE PINE BOX BOYS have charted the course of a killer named Willie who, accompanied by a rogue’s gallery of other nefarious types, slashed a bloody career across the south and westward to the territories. On their fifth album, The Feast Of Three Arms, the murder balladeers introduce us to Willie’s cousin, Jubal with No Last Name, and his quest to kill the man that did his mama wrong. This detailed tail is delivered through seventeen movements, with Raww leading each ballad with a spoken oration, setting the scene for each subsequent musical segment of this ominious tale to unfold. Recorded at Coast Recording and mixed at Discrete Recording, both in San Francisco, the album features guest fiddle by Alisa Rose and keys by Nigel Pavao, and artwork by Tabitha “Stabitha” Lahr.